Sinae Yoo Deconstructs Vision at Gallery Apart Rome
Sinae Yoo (Seoul, 1985) presents a site-specific exhibition at Gallery Apart in Rome that challenges Western notions of sight by intertwining vision and touch. The show features installations, drawings, ceramics, and a video with soundtrack. It opens with a traditional Korean doormat, introducing a protected yet familiar environment. A mobile screen and a dominant Nivea blue imbue the space with metaphorical and branded connotations. The cream extends the theme of 'conservation' to sushi boxes, while a textile veil obscures surveillance cameras, expressing 'clarity'. The title itself signals a fracture that, when activated in interpersonal relationships, becomes a symbolic mechanism of self-protection.
Key facts
- Sinae Yoo is a South Korean artist born in Seoul in 1985.
- The exhibition is held at Gallery Apart in Rome.
- The show includes installations, drawings, ceramics, and a video with soundtrack.
- The exhibition is site-specific.
- The show opens with a traditional Korean doormat.
- A mobile screen and Nivea blue color are used in the space.
- The cream motif relates to 'conservation' and sushi boxes.
- A textile veil obscures surveillance cameras, relating to 'clarity'.
Entities
Artists
- Sinae Yoo
Institutions
- Gallery Apart
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Seoul
- South Korea