As part of the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Korea, and at the invitation of the Musée Guimet, Korean artist Seulgi Lee imagines "DAL DARI, La Lune et les Jambes", a monumental installation spread between exterior and interior, inspired by a Korean belief that crossing a bridge under the first full moon of the year strengthens the legs.
On the facade, "DAL, La Lune" clads the museum with two monumental wooden semicircles, designed in cooperation with architect Jean-Benoît Vétillard. Their structure evokes both the modernist grid and the moonsal, traditional Korean latticework. Painted on one side only, these elements generate a changing perception, which evolves according to the viewpoint and movements of the visitor.