I participated in the project to welcome Sam-il-jeol.
Sam-il-jeol is the day to commemorate patriots who died while fighting for the independence of Korea.
Men and women of all ages, across classes and regions, called for independence with the desire for independence. It became a space for revolution when shouted out, and with the cry of freedom, the Republic of Korea started a new start. It is an exhibition designed to re-examine even unknown independence activists through the power of art and content to forever remember the independence activists who worked hard to protect the Republic of Korea in the midst of hardships and adversity for the independence movement.
This exhibition was held through the Metaverse Gallery without domestic and international space-time constraints.
I participated in an illustration of Korean independence activists.
Sam-il-jeol is the day to commemorate patriots who died while fighting for the independence of Korea.
Men and women of all ages, across classes and regions, called for independence with the desire for independence. It became a space for revolution when shouted out, and with the cry of freedom, the Republic of Korea started a new start. It is an exhibition designed to re-examine even unknown independence activists through the power of art and content to forever remember the independence activists who worked hard to protect the Republic of Korea in the midst of hardships and adversity for the independence movement.
This exhibition was held through the Metaverse Gallery without domestic and international space-time constraints.
I participated in an illustration of Korean independence activists.
Kim Goo
(1876 ~ 1880)
(1876 ~ 1880)
Ahn Chang Ho
(1878 ~ 1938)
(1878 ~ 1938)
Kim Maria
(1892 ~ 1944)
(1892 ~ 1944)
Ahn Joong Geun
(1879 ~ 1910)
Kwon Gi Ok
(1901 ~ 1988)
Park Ja Hye
(1895 ~ 1843)
Yoo Gwan Soon
(1902 ~ 1920)
Yoon Bong Gil
(1908 ~ 1932)
