Exhibition _Cultural Superhighway: The Third

In this exhibition, a single image—chosen by each artist—travels across time zones and borders to take root in a shared, physical space. These images, originally circulated as digital files, are printed in a unified format (50 x 50 cm) and installed on-site at Salon de Kunst, a corner space in Amsterdam that invites both intentional visitors and curious passersby. What begins as a quiet gesture of selection becomes a new form of presence—each print, now existing materially in the space, encounters the public not as a screen-based object but as something quietly “there.”

This simple yet layered exhibition structure was born from trust and resonance between artists. Rather than relying on institutions or curatorial frameworks, it has evolved through personal connections and long-term observations—artist to artist, conversation to conversation. The first edition featured artists invited directly by Ryu Hee Kyung, the founder of the space, who has been following their…