how space speaks

mASS Gallery Hannam Designs Invisible Flows

mASS Gallery, located in Hannam-dong, Seoul, is more than just an exhibition space; it proposes a place where the space itself functions as a sculptural language. the ‘MASS’ in the gallery’s name means ‘many elements coming together to form a single form’. this concept is reinterpreted in the grammar of sculptural art, focusing on the spatial tension and harmony created by the interplay of three dimensions, objects, and planes

between artworks and visitors, a boundary created by flow

the newly opened space is designed with the movement of artworks and people at the center of its design. the height difference between the floor and walls is utilized to guide the visitor’s gaze and movement, creating a natural separation and connection through visual flow without the need for physical partitions. Here, the visitor does not have to think about where to look first. the space acts as a guide, and the viewer instinctively moves and stops within the flow of the pathways

an aesthetic structure woven in the language of geometry

the interior space is an understated arrangement of geometric elements. straight lines and curves, faces and masses, and circular elements are balanced and organized to function as architectural objects. these elements are more than just arrangements; they create a sensory rhythm that the viewer feels as they explore the space. the space in which the works are placed and the space itself work together to create a new visual experience. Borderless Facade, Expanding into a Living Scene The exterior is also noteworthy. the fully glazed façade opens up the activity inside the gallery to the outside, blurring the boundaries between inside and outside. for those walking by, the scene of artworks and visitors becomes a “living landscape” in itself. this makes the space not just a vessel for displaying art, but a stage that enables an organic relationship between art and people.People who designed the space Designer Nayoon Yang Client Mesgallery Mesgallery Hannam re-questions the way art inhabits the space through a harmony of physical structure and sculptural language. If you want to experience how art, people, and space can become one flow, follow its silent movement here.

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