​林中路

Wood", an ancient term for a cluster of trees, harbors paths that stretch individually yet converge within the same wooded expanse. The term 'Holzwege' finds its roots in Martin Heidegger's collection of essays bearing the same name. Heidegger employs this notion to delve into various subjects, ultimately unveiling that the core of an artwork lies in revealing concealed truths. Strolling down these paths, artworks unveil a genuine realm distinct from our everyday reality, allowing things to exist as they truly are. This exhibition showcases a solo presentation by the artist Woori Bai, whose works orbit closely around her contemplation of the divine essence of life and an exploration of the meaning of existence. The artist frequently takes strolls in the forest, drawing inspiration from her communion with nature. She freely extracts poetic fragments from her soul, laying them open for the viewer with the intention of returning to a more genuine form, rekindling the uninhibited joy that resides above the nurturing earth.