Moving emotion is an exhibition that explores the new sensory and educational possibilities presented by contemporary media art.

The title originates from the combination of two concepts—Moving and Emotion. “Movement” represents the ever-changing energy expressed through light, image, sound, and installation, while “emotion” refers to the inner resonance experienced by the viewer within that movement. This exhibition artistically reveals the point at which movement and emotion intersect and stimulate one another, inviting the audience to become active participants rather than passive observers.

The participating artists examine how movement evokes emotion, and how emotion, in turn, generates new movement, through works incorporating video, sound, spatial installation, and interactive programs. Their works extend beyond the screen to occupy the surrounding space, directly engaging the viewer’s body and senses. Visitors are thus encouraged to move beyond passive viewing and become part of the artwork itself, completing the experience through their own participation. In doing so, the exhibition amplifies the inherent characteristics of media art, interactivity and immersion while demonstrating how art can expand its educational meaning through sensory experience.

A defining feature of Moving-e-Motion lies in its integration of exhibition and experience. Programs such as butterfly making, silkscreen printing, and badge crafting blur the line between play and creation, stimulating artistic imagination in both children and adults. Furthermore, the children’s art education program, led by professional instructors, offers deeper engagement and understanding of art. Through these initiatives, Moving-e-Motion positions itself not merely as an exhibition, but as a multifaceted cultural platform where art and education converge.

The exhibition also stands out for its spatial design. Using SketchUp-based layout planning, the works and programs are arranged organically to create a continuous sensory journey along the audience’s path. This thoughtful design enhances the immersive quality of media art, encouraging the audience’s movements and pauses within the space to become integral components of the exhibition itself.

Today, art is closely intertwined with technology, generating new forms and meanings. At the same time, art continues to awaken personal emotions and foster collective experiences. Moving-e-Motion is conceived at this very intersection. Movement and emotion do not oppose each other; rather, they circulate endlessly within a shared rhythm. Immersed in moving images and sound, viewers rediscover their inner emotions and form new meanings through educational and communal experiences.

Ultimately, Moving-e-Motion demonstrates that media art is not confined to technological experimentation or visual consumption—it can evolve into a realm where emotion, participation, education, and play coexist. This exhibition asks what kind of resonance art can create within everyday life and society, and how we, too, exist within the continuous flow of movement and emotion.