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SONGZIO's Galerie Noir Presents Kim Byungsub's First Korean Solo Exhibition

Galerie Noir, SONGZIO's art and fashion space, has unveiled <Metamorphosis>, Kim Byungsub's first solo exhibition in Korea, opening December 19.

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Galerie Noir, SONGZIO's art and fashion space, has unveiled , Kim Byungsub's first solo exhibition in Korea, opening December 19. The artist, who has primarily built his practice overseas and gained recognition within the international art scene, has developed a distinct sculptural language by reassembling objects that carry traces of time and discarded functionality.

The exhibition showcases Kim's body of work, formed through the fusion of materials and elements discovered along the edges of the city, expanding into a unique design language. His works encounter a new density within the spatial context of Galerie Noir, offering a fresh visual experience within SONGZIO's world where fashion and art intersect.

Located in Apgujeong, Galerie Noir is a multidisciplinary cultural space operated by SONGZIO, exploring the intersection between contemporary art and fashion beyond traditional brand boundaries. The exhibition, which quietly yet powerfully presents a sense of transformation and regeneration in the heart of the city at year's end, will run through February 22, 2026.

FAQ

Where is Kim Byung-sup's first solo exhibition in Korea being held?

Kim Byung-sup's first domestic solo exhibition, Metamorphosis, runs December 19, 2025 through February 22, 2026 at Gallery Noi in Apgujeong, Gangnam. Gallery Noi is an art-fashion space operated by Song Zio where fashion and contemporary art intersect.

What kind of space is Gallery Noi?

Gallery Noi is an art-fashion space operated by fashion brand Song Zio. Located in Apgujeong, Seoul, it functions as a hybrid cultural space exploring intersections between contemporary art and fashion beyond traditional brand boundaries.

What kind of work does artist Kim Byung-sup create?

Kim Byung-sup builds his unique sculptural language by reconstructing traces of time held in materials and dysfunctional objects. He fuses materials discovered at urban edges into a distinct design vocabulary, gaining international art-world recognition primarily through overseas activities.