LOVE IS LOVE IS LOVE
A celebration of love, passion and beauty in the little things in life. An emotional journey through the depth of human feelings. Free entry.
May 9 – June 14
(Tuesday – Saturday)
Open
3pm – 7pm
Time
Madre Teresa de Calcutá Street, nº9A
Place
The Exhibition
“LOVE IS LOVE IS LOVE” proposes a sensitive journey into the universe of human emotions. With a visual language marked by color, delicacy and imagination, SEO Hosung explores love, intimacy and relationships, conveying a positive and universal message. His works intersect the aesthetic with the emotional plane, inviting the public to discover visual stories that celebrate diversity, affection and the beauty of everyday life.
The Artist
SEO Hosung is an internationally renowned artist, recognized for the sensitivity and depth of his work. He was the marketing director for L’Oréal Professionnel in Paris and Korea, and a fashion design professor and artistic director at ESMOD SEOUL. These experiences have shaped his artistic vision. With a background in design and a background in fashion, teaching and art, he integrates multiple influences into his creative practice.
International Success
The artist stands out with acclaimed solo exhibitions, such as Mon Jardin Secret, Face à Face and La Vie est un Voyage Inattendu. His participation in international art fairs, such as Galleries Artfair and Kiaf, has consolidated his global recognition. Collaborations with brands such as LG and Estée Lauder, in initiatives such as the Pink Ribbon campaign and the Royal Salute Contemporary Art Festival, reinforce its relevance in the contemporary art scene.
Inspiration
Love in Literature
The exhibition is accompanied by literary excerpts, such as Saint-Exupéry’s famous phrase in The Little Prince: “To love is not to look at each other, it is to look together in the same direction”, evoking an inclusive, attentive and deeply human love.
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