Artists with disabilities put technology in pursuit of the senses
Key takeaways
Quick summary- 1In a compact gallery a short walk from Seoul Station, a strand of light circles an oval room.
- 2Linger, and the tones you set off drift into the ones left by whoever crossed the beam before you, so that strangers end up in a chor
- 3Step into its path and the space answers with sound.

In a compact gallery a short walk from Seoul Station, a strand of light circles an oval room. Step into its path and the space answers with sound. Linger, and the tones you set off drift into the ones left by whoever crossed the beam before you, so that strangers end up in a chord none of them planned. That work, Bak Yu-seok's "Cylinder Movement," sets the tone for "Media Sullae: When Technique Follows," the 2026 disability-and-technology exhibition organized by the Korea Disability Arts & Cultu
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