The exhibition of Palestinian-born artist Mona Hatoum at Horim Art Center in Seoul delves into themes of fear and insecurity through provocative installations. Her work, such as the 'Untitled (Wheelchair II)' crafted with stainless steel and featuring handle grips made of sharp saw blades, challenges the viewer's perception of everyday objects. Hatoum, shaped by the turmoil of the Lebanese Civil War, transforms her life experiences and trauma into moving art. The exhibition exemplifies her grotesque yet poetic aesthetic, offering striking installations that provoke reflection on the instability of modern life. This thought-provoking showcase runs until April 12.
