Tino Sehgal's project opens at Taraka Jeju in Seogwipo's Saekdal-dong on October 30 and runs through November 29, 2026. Rather than objects such as paintings or sculptures, Sehgal's works are created through people's actions, voices and conversations. The encounter changes with the visitors and the people present, making each experience difficult to reproduce.
The official guide describes three works: 'This Progress' in the garden, 'This You' along a pathway, and another work in the restaurant. Residents ranging from children to seniors take part as interpreters. Taraka Jeju is at 45 Saekdaljungang-ro 121beon-gil, Seogwipo. Hours are 10 a.m.–5 p.m., with closures on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Admission is KRW 20,000 for adults; 13,000 for children and teenagers; 12,000 for seniors, people with disabilities, veterans and service personnel; and 10,000 for adult Jeju residents. Infants enter free. One beverage is included; payment is available on site or by bank transfer. Information is delivered digitally rather than through paper brochures or tickets, and photography and video recording are prohibited. Come prepared for an encounter, not a photographic record.