'Human Error' finds creative possibility in imperfection at Buk-Seoul Museum of Art
The ideal of technology perfection meets the unruly realities of bodies, identities of human relationships in the Buk-Seoul Museum of Art’s new exhibition, “2026 Title Match Inhwan Oh vs. Seo Young Chang: Human Error.” The 13th edition of the museum’s annual title match exhibition, on view from Thursday through Oct. 25, brings together two Seoul-based contemporary artists whose practices differ…
The Buk-Seoul Museum of Art has unveiled a new exhibition, "2026 Title Match Inhwan Oh vs. Seo Young Chang: Human Error," exploring the intersection of technology and human imperfection. This is the 13th annual title match exhibition at the museum, running from Thursday until October 25th. The show features works from two Seoul-based contemporary artists, Inhwan Oh and Seo Young Chang, whose practices vary in medium but share a common inquiry.
The exhibition's title refers to mistakes caused by human limitations, rather than viewing errors as defects to be eliminated. Instead, the show reframes human error as an inherent part of being human and a wellspring of creativity. Curator Yoo Eun-soon explained that the artists are not simply conforming to technology, but rather disrupting and transcending it.
Oh, aged 61, presents a work titled "We’re Not One; Neit" as part of the exhibition.
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