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tate modern opens ‘walk the house,’ do ho suh’s first major UK solo exhibition in 20 years
- Tate Modern in London presents Do Ho Suh: Walk the House, the artist’s first major UK solo exhibition in 20 years, from May 1st to October 19th, 2025.
- The exhibition includes Suh’s fabric sculptures replicating domestic spaces, spanning three decades of his practice focusing on space, memory, identity, and the concept of home.
- Do Ho Suh's art explores cyclical time and memories embedded in physical spaces, with new site-specific works like Nest/s and Perfect Home showcased alongside early and recent projects.
- A highlight is Rubbing/Loving: Seoul Home, reflecting Suh's childhood home and the concept of 'walking the house,' shaping his artistic practice of mobility and displacement.
- The exhibition also features delicate works on paper, drawings, video installations, and questions the significance of inhabiting, carrying, and living among spaces.
- Site-specific pieces like Nest/s and Perfect Home introduce Suh's 'impossible architectures' and emphasize the interplay between architecture and the human body.
- The Bridge Project, a long-term conceptual proposal by Suh, envisions a 'perfect home' at the midpoint between Seoul, New York, and London, exploring memory and connection on a global scale.
- The exhibition, a collaborative effort involving Suh's studio, architects, fabricators, and Tate curators, showcases the artist's intricate craftsmanship and his deep commitment to memory and collaboration.
- Do Ho Suh's work prompts contemplation on the essence of home, memory, and identity, inviting visitors to explore the interplay between personal and shared experiences through art.
- The exhibition runs until October 19, allowing art enthusiasts to delve into Do Ho Suh's captivating exploration of space, memory, and the notion of home at Tate Modern.
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