- Sky Blue Canon Infinitus（ performance：28, 29th of July, at the entrance railings to the Leeum Museum of Art and at the lobby of the museum after closing）／2023
Pak Boma
Boma Pak（ボマ・パク）
- ART EXHIBITION
Boma Park (born 1988)
Park explores the relationship between light and matter to explore the concept of the nonexistence of the world. She explores the materiality, power and repetition (replay) of atmospheres - impressions, emotions, moments and sensations - while attempting to express these concepts as external occurrences through different media and extended Identity. Park works as a perfumer at Martell.
Recent exhibitions include a solo exhibition featuring the website of the fictitious company Sophie Etulips Xylan, sex-co.com (2021), Ritual of Matter at the Leeum Museum of Art (2023), and Baby at Project Space Salvia (2023). She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including Living in Joy (Art Sonjae Center, 2023), Mycelia Core, Rebecca Son, Paul & Steve (Suchi, 2022), Girls in Quarantine (2020), Decoration Show (Old House, 2020), Defense: ... (d/p, 2020), Shame on You (DOOSAN Gallery New York, 2017), and Silky Navy Skin (Insa Art Space, 2016).
Boma Pak (b. 1988)
It reflects on the concept that the world does not exist by exploring the relationship between light and matter. She investigates the materiality of ambience—such as impressions, feelings, moments, and sensations—its power, and its repetition (reproduction), while seeking to represent and express these concepts as external events through a variety of media and expansive identities. Pak works as a perfumer at Maatter. Recently, she has presented several solo exhibitions: one featuring the website of an imaginary company, Sophie Etulips Xylang Co., sex-co.com (2021); Ritual of Matter at the Leeum Museum of Art (2023); and Baby at Project Space Sarubia (2023). She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including Living in Joy (Art Sonjae Center, 2023); Mycelia Core, Rebecca Son, Paul & Steve (Suchi, 2022); Girls in Quarantine (2020); Decoration Show (Old House, 2020); Defense: … (d/p, 2020); Shame on You (DOOSAN Gallery New York, 2017); and Silky Navy Skin (Insa Art Space, 2016).
Boma Pak_EG
Park Bo-myung
Park explores the relationship between light and matter to explore the concept of the nonexistence of the world. She explores the materiality, power and repetition (replay) of atmospheres - impressions, emotions, moments and sensations - while attempting to express these concepts as external occurrences through different media and extended Identity. Park works as a perfumer at Martell.
Recent exhibitions include a solo exhibition featuring the website of the fictitious company Sophie Etulips Xylan, sex-co.com (2021), Ritual of Matter at the Leeum Museum of Art (2023), and Baby at Project Space Salvia (2023). She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including Living in Joy (Art Sonjae Center, 2023), Mycelia Core, Rebecca Son, Paul & Steve (Suchi, 2022), Girls in Quarantine (2020), Decoration Show (Old House, 2020), Defense: ... (d/p, 2020), Shame on You (DOOSAN Gallery New York, 2017), and Silky Navy Skin (Insa Art Space, 2016).
Boma Pak (b. 1988)
It reflects on the concept that the world does not exist by exploring the relationship between light and matter. She investigates the materiality of ambience—such as impressions, feelings, moments, and sensations—its power, and its repetition (reproduction), while seeking to represent and express these concepts as external events through a variety of media and expansive identities. Pak works as a perfumer at Maatter. Recently, she has presented several solo exhibitions: one featuring the website of an imaginary company, Sophie Etulips Xylang Co., sex-co.com (2021); Ritual of Matter at the Leeum Museum of Art (2023); and Baby at Project Space Sarubia (2023). She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including Living in Joy (Art Sonjae Center, 2023); Mycelia Core, Rebecca Son, Paul & Steve (Suchi, 2022); Girls in Quarantine (2020); Decoration Show (Old House, 2020); Defense: … (d/p, 2020); Shame on You (DOOSAN Gallery New York, 2017); and Silky Navy Skin (Insa Art Space, 2016).
Boma Pak_EG
Park Bo-myung