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City night painted with light… Han Won-seok's 'Hwanwol (Re:moon)' sets a wish-filled moon over Cheonggyecheon
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- Artist Han Won-seok's light installation 'Hwanwol (Re:moon)' has been placed on the water of Cheonggyecheon in Seoul, lighting up the city center's nights over the year-end and New Year holidays.
- The work, shaped like a moon jar and made from 600 used headlights and waste rubber, was unveiled as part of the Seoul Metropolitan Government's Winter Festa.
- The artist also presented other public art, 'Hwanyeong (Void Circle)', in front of Busanjin Station, and is holding a solo exhibition at Dongnae Factory.
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