#site-specific-installation

#site-specific-installation

What makes this work so compelling is how it plays with reflection and perception. The polished aluminum surface doesn't just sit there looking pretty. It actively engages with its surroundings, capturing the shifting desert light, the blue Egyptian sky, and the ancient stones in a constantly changing display. Depending on where you stand and what time of day you visit, you're basically looking at a different artwork. It's responsive design taken to a literal, sculptural extreme.

The Seoul Museum of Art presents 'Ernesto Neto: Ba Ka Ba, a Dance of the Eternal Polarities,' a new site-specific installation by the Brazilian artist that transforms the Korean museum's Seosomun Main Branch lobby into a sensory environment. Commissioned as part of the 2025 SeMA Public Space Project, the woven artwork expands Ernesto Neto's longstanding interest in the relationships between body, space, and collective experience.