Media Art Exhibition | Bunker des Lumières

• Utilizing a real bunker that was once used as a military communication facility, it has been transformed into Korea's first immersive media art exhibition hall.
• It offers an overwhelming immersive experience completed with light and music! Thanks to the videos and music that envelop the entire space—including the ceiling, walls, and floor—you can enjoy a special experience as if you are walking inside a work of art.
• The exhibition changes every season, so it's always new and fun whenever you visit. Since works by different artists are displayed at different times, you can be moved anew even after multiple visits.
• It's perfect for an eastern Jeju travel itinerary. Located near Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji, it's easy to include naturally in your eastern Jeju travel route.
• It's also recommended for those who want to take stylish travel photos. With unique lighting and media production, anyone can take emotional, Instagram-worthy shots.

Currently Showing Works

〈Kandinsky, Odyssey of Abstract Painting〉

This exhibition brings to life the artistic world of 'Wassily Kandinsky,' a pioneer of 20th-century abstract art, through light and music.

Follow Kandinsky's journey from Moscow to Munich to Paris and experience the development of abstract painting in a sensory way.

With dreamy and rhythmic sounds, color and form fill the space.

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〈Paul Klee, Painting Music〉

This exhibition interprets the representative works of Paul Klee, who was both a musician and a painter, through color and rhythm.

His works, pure as a child yet philosophical, are reinterpreted through light and sound, offering an experience as if you are seeing music with your eyes.

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 〈Lee Wal-jong, Jeju: Island of the Middle Way〉

This is a Korea-exclusive immersive exhibition that explores the unique artistic world of Lee Wal-jong, known as the 'Jeju painter,' set against the backdrop of Jeju.

The textures of woodblock prints and ink paintings come alive in the space, visualizing Jeju's unique middle-way sentiment.

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