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Taeyang to Present QUINTESSENCE Album Exhibition in May

Taeyang is reimagining his studio album [QUINTESSENCE] as an immersive exhibition.

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Taeyang is reimagining his studio album [QUINTESSENCE] as an immersive exhibition. Running from May 18 to 31 at WWF (Working With Friend) in Hannam-dong, Seoul, the project marks a compelling effort to translate music into visual and material experience. The exhibition aims to integrate music, language, materiality, and space into a unified sensory narrative.

The show is structured around five core themes from the album—LOVE, FAITH, LIFE, TIME, and SPACE. Taeyang actively participated from the conceptual stage, transforming emotion into tangible form through fire-based lettering, magazine collage, temporal devices, and natural materials encased in resin. These methods offer a physical manifestation of the abstract sentiments conveyed through his music.

The exhibition also features contributions from artists Lee Wonwoo, Mok Jungwook, Jang Duk Hwa, and Choi Na Rang, broadening the project's creative scope. Rather than a simple promotional event, it stands as an experimental inquiry into how music can be reborn within spatial contexts. This distinctive convergence of sound and form is not to be missed at WWF in Hannam-dong.

FAQ

When and where is Taeyang's QUINTESSENCE exhibition taking place?

Taeyang's QUINTESSENCE exhibition runs from May 18 to 31, 2026, at WWF (Working With Friend) in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Based on his studio album, the exhibition reinterprets music as visual and material experience, with Taeyang involved from initial planning.

What concept structures the Taeyang QUINTESSENCE exhibition?

The exhibition centers on the album's core keywords: LOVE, FAITH, LIFE, TIME, SPACE. Taeyang transforms musical emotion into material form through burning letters with fire, magazine collages, time devices, and resin work. Collaborating artists include Lee Won-woo, Mok Jung-wook, Jang Duk-hwa, and Choi Na-rang.

How did Taeyang personally contribute to the exhibition?

Taeyang led the exhibition from conception through production, directing its overall vision. He was deeply involved in specific material processes—burning letters with fire, creating magazine collages, and encasing natural materials in resin—transforming emotion into tangible form.