스튜디오 브릭 STUDIO BRICK - Twin Landscape: Media Art Exhibition Design

Twin Landscape is an exhibition that connects the natural world with a virtual realm through digital twin technology, encouraging us to reconsider the relationship between humans, nature, and technology.

This exhibition is not merely a showcase of technology, but a space where technology and art converge to deliver new sensory experiences and profound resonance.
Team PIVOTALL invites viewers to reflect on the disappearance of nature, the identity of humankind, and the potential and limitations of technology through the lens of digital twins — ultimately posing the question of what we must remember and preserve moving forward.

Twin Landscape is a space where the real and the virtual reflect and intertwine, forming a new landscape where nature and humanity reconnect.
We hope this exhibition leaves you with lasting inspiration and deep contemplation.

Engineering Art Group

Based in South Korea, Team PIVOTALL is composed of three artists — Yoo Jaehun (Creative Director), Jang Suho (Media Art Director), and Chu Bong-gill (Technical Director) — each with over 20 years of experience in their respective fields.

Through this exhibition, Team PIVOTALL invites audiences to glimpse into a new dimension of art as an active and participatory experience, presented through real-time interactive works in environments where the real and the virtual overlap.

By offering real-time interactive installations within an expanded environment where reality and virtuality are superimposed, the exhibition encourages viewers to engage with art as a proactive, lived experience. These site-specific works aim to transform the expanded space-time of the installation site into a frontline for contemporary discourse across eras.

The exhibition seeks to discover a “moment of truth” at the intersection of spatiality — where reality and virtuality intertwine — and temporality — where past and future converge in the present.

Rather than simply “viewing” the work, visitors are invited to experience it as a "fantasy grounded in reality." By 3D scanning actual spaces and constructing a twin digital environment, the resulting Landscape fuses virtual physical elements created by the artists with the real world. In this superimposed and supernatural state, audiences encounter real-time interaction in a space where the digital and the physical coexist.

Through this pataphysical experience, visitors expand their artistic perception, engaging with the work as a new Simulacre.