I looked for something to travel, which is unusual and less touristy. Then my friend came from Busan and he told me to visit one of his friend attending an art university. That sounds cool, and I just realize that the university he was talking about, Korea National University of Arts, located just some meters away from my own university, Kyung Hee University. So now I know that Kyung Hee University, Korea National University of Arts and Hankuk University of Foreign Studies were located in one neighborhood.
His friend was having graduation exhibition, so I though it's gonna be nice to see the works as well. We stop by a flower shop (it's a tradition here to give flower to someone graduated or having their work exhibited), then we head to her campus. With a really nice sunny weather, it's a great time to go out and having sunbathing in the midst of the winter.
I was so surprised, the campus is great. It has nice contemporary architecture and landscape. I really like those raw concrete and wood in one scene - so rustic. There were some art installations too, it made nice elements to the landscapes. In my opinion, it was nice to see how the mass of the buildings were elaborated to create the whole architecture.
It was nice to met my friend's fried - she was a nice person. I repeatedly said how chic her campus is - haha I really like the feeling of rawness of the material. Then we head to cafe nearby to have more conversations.
If you by any chance want to visit here, take the Subway Line 1, and stop at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Station or Subway Line 6, and stop at Dolgoji Station. More details please take a look at the map below.
His friend was having graduation exhibition, so I though it's gonna be nice to see the works as well. We stop by a flower shop (it's a tradition here to give flower to someone graduated or having their work exhibited), then we head to her campus. With a really nice sunny weather, it's a great time to go out and having sunbathing in the midst of the winter.
I was so surprised, the campus is great. It has nice contemporary architecture and landscape. I really like those raw concrete and wood in one scene - so rustic. There were some art installations too, it made nice elements to the landscapes. In my opinion, it was nice to see how the mass of the buildings were elaborated to create the whole architecture.
It was nice to met my friend's fried - she was a nice person. I repeatedly said how chic her campus is - haha I really like the feeling of rawness of the material. Then we head to cafe nearby to have more conversations.
If you by any chance want to visit here, take the Subway Line 1, and stop at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Station or Subway Line 6, and stop at Dolgoji Station. More details please take a look at the map below.
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