City hosts Korean artist’s 1st major solo show in Asia
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THIS fall, Fotografiska Shanghai presents “The Coexistence of Imperfection,” the first major solo exhibition in Asia by Korean visual artist Cho Gi-Seok.
The exhibition, which opened on October 12 and will run through March 8 next year, features four of his defining series — “Flower Study,” “Bad Dream,” “Love & Hate” and “These Days” — each revealing imperfection as a source of tension, beauty and transformation.
Known for his vivid, symbol-rich visual language that bridges tradition and futurism, Cho creates dreamlike scenes where nature, technology and emotion collide.
His signature style — bold, saturated and deeply poetic — redefines modern Asian aesthetics, inviting audiences to find resonance in fragility and meaning within contradiction.
More than a visual experience, the exhibition becomes a meditation on harmony and vulnerability in an age of digital excess.
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