Seoul Metropolitan Government is presenting Afterimages of Peace—Moments of Circulation in the Forest in the Seoul Changpowon area at 916 Madeul-ro, Dobong-gu, from October 24 through December 13, 2026. The official announcement describes it as a free outdoor exhibition open throughout the period without regular closure days.
The listed works comprise two emerging-artist projects and four university-team projects. The emerging-artist section includes Gonggongwon O共願 by Kang Dayoung and Kim Seonhee, and Shadow Recording Team by Lee Yechan. The university section lists New (Bird) Neighbors, Forest of Five Sounds, The Pieces Together: Iris Play, and Jiranjigyo. These are the announced project titles, not a promise that every installation is accessible under every weather condition.
The most useful way to approach the visit is as a walk through Seoul Changpowon with time for the artworks. Check the city's public-art guide and on-site signage for individual work locations and accessible routes. Free entry to the exhibition should not be confused with confirmation of fees or schedules for separate workshops.