The Sejong Museum Gallery 2 at Sejong University will host 'Journey of Light: 1980-2024', a solo exhibition by artist Moon Chang-jin from March 10 to 22, 2026. The exhibition will showcase approximately 60 paintings that capture the artist's exploration of natural landscapes over the past 40 years. The focal points of Moon's work involve images of forests, paths, and trees, emphasizing the vitality of nature and the moments of reflection it inspires within the viewer.

Moon Chang-jin's artistic approach transcends mere representation of nature; instead, it transforms the natural world into a space where emotions, memories, and contemplations intersect. Recurring themes of forests and paths in his paintings begin from tangible landscapes but gradually expand into an introspective portrayal that interacts with colors, light, and rhythm. These elements vividly express the energy of nature and the passage of time, conveying tranquility and a healing sensation to those who experience his work.

The Sejong Museum Gallery's spokesperson noted that Moon Chang-jin is a delicate explorer of human emotions and the meaning of life through natural landscapes. Through this major collection of around 60 significant pieces developed over years, attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the life force of nature and the moments of reflection encapsulated within Moon's artistic journey.