Sayart.net - Next year, d’strict, open ‘Arte Museum’ in Busan

An agreement with Busan Metropolitan City

d’strict, a representative company of Korea media art, will open ‘Arte Museum’ at Busan in 2023.

▲ Arte Museum's artwork "Waterfall" shows a waterfall of shinning lights / Courtesy of the d'srtist

‘Arte Museum’ will be an immersive media art exhibition space. The museum will display media art related to "Eternal Nature" with the theme of local nature.

d’strict signed an agreement with Busan Metropolitan City to build the ‘Arte Museum Busan’ on the 28th Jun. Through this agreement, d’strict agreed to make a global media art exhibition space in Busan.

d’strict has a plan to construct the ‘Arte Museum’ in the first half of 2023. Busan Metropolitan City plans to use this exhibition space to business for activating global tourism contents.

'Arte Museum Busan' will also introduce ‘Arte Meta’, which is based on NFT. Visitors can purchase and collect art works what they want through NFT, and appreciate it with their names engraved on Metabus.

Meanwhile, ‘Arte Museum' has branches in Jeju Island, Yeosu, and Gangneung in Korea.

a’strict, a media artist unit of d’strict, is famous for ‘Starry Beach(2020)’ that was created by them and exhibited at Kukje gallery in Seoul.

▲ "Whale #2" (2021) / Courtesy of the d'strict

They became famous for ‘WAVE(2020)’, a giant digital public art at COEX in Seoul. d’strict got worldwide attention when they presented two works ‘Whale’ and ‘Waterfall’ in Times Square.
 

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