
Hyundai Motorstudio Beijing presents Weather Station, by MOON Kyungwon & JEON Joonho. Since 2009, MOON Kyungwon & JEON Joonho have collectively explored the role of art amidst human challenges and the rapidly changing world. The exhibition focuses on redefining the relationship between humans, non-humans, and nature in the era of artificial intelligence. The artists take an alternative perspective and approach to climate change, embracing the notion of coexistence.
News from Nowhere: ECLIPSE (2022-24) depicts human free will and struggle. This desperate vision, stemming from the desire to resolve the world’s inherent discord, strives for harmony and transcends reality and unreality. The protagonist-trapped within the immense grid structure with flickering dim lights— struggles to survive, relying only on a lifeboat in the vast, empty ocean. Through this, we witness human determination and will to break free from the constraints and boundaries that confine human existence, yearning for fundamental freedom.
The setting of the protagonist-aboard on a lifeboat on the endless expanse of the sear, searching for other survivors-is entirely virtual. Created by unknown entities for unknown purposes, the protagonist believes in its own existence within this restrictive virtual environment that diminishes and disassembles humanity. Trapped in this tragic world, the protagonist continues its unconscious struggle for freedom, desperately hoping to break free from the confines of the world that bind it.

Moon Kyungwon and Jeon Joonho’s recent collaborative artistic endeavours center on News from Nowhere – an exhibition and interdisciplinary platform for the investigation of the world as it is today and as it could be imagined in the future. For this ongoing project, the artists assembled a remarkable group of thinkers and practitioners to contribute to their research exploring the meaning, social function, and the role of the arts in contemporary times.

Hyundai Motorstudio Beijing is a brand space which conveys the company’s disruptive thinking for social and technological development and experimental approaches that combine the arts, technology, and environmental sustainability.

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