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Yokohama International Art Festival: Happiness in Low-Power Mode by Artist Kim Su-hyeon and His Character Ttutte
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- An exhibition in which artist Kim Su-hyeon presented his character Ttutte was held at Yokohama Citizens Gallery Azamino.
- The Yokohama International Art Festival was held from April 29 to May 3, 2026, as part of the 16th Korea-China-Japan International Artists Exhibition.
- Ttutte is a character that interprets an expressionless face as a low-power mode using the least possible energy, and the artist used acrylic layers and the sgraffito technique.
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