Conceptual sculptor B. Koh is holding his first solo exhibition in South Korea at Baik Art, Seoul, titled 'J Sculpture Show.' The exhibition features a comprehensive survey of the Los Angeles-based artist's career, spanning from his early 1990s experiments to new site-specific works created during a recent residency in Seoul. Koh is known for his "gentle trickery," using everyday objects like clocks, plastic chairs, and water bottles to create subtle interventions that disrupt the viewer's perception of time, gravity, and the mundane.
This exhibition marks a significant homecoming for Koh, representing his first major presentation in Korea since his participation in the 4th Gwangju Biennale. By showcasing works that emphasize "graceful ephemerality," the show highlights Koh's unique position within the Korean-American diaspora and his ability to bridge international conceptual art traditions. It also underscores Baik Art's mission of facilitating cultural exchange between the Los Angeles and Seoul art scenes.