BICHui SIeoteo

I visited after eating at Walka Hill. It was a 55-minute performance, and the light performance was quite a sight to see. It wasn't fun, but it was fun to watch. I used it for 19,900 won through Naver reservation, and although I actually felt that the price was expensive, it was nice to have something to enjoy in the same building.

We received the real thing from the head of Egypt Minsu... ! I did 10x, 100x better when I applied to be a special docent. After listening to the director's explanation, the media art being shown touched me much more deeply. The docent felt significantly different from the exhibition I had seen before. He signed autographs and even took pictures for me for over an hour... It was a really special time 🥰

It was vivid media art that made you feel like you were in Egypt, and the running time was over 40 minutes, so there was a lot to see!! It was a useful time to learn about Egyptian mythology :)

I felt like I had been to magnificent Egypt. I enjoyed it so much.

I was looking forward to seeing the exhibition because I had visited Egypt many times, and the music and video were so good 😍 It was 36 minutes, but I watched it without even realizing the time had passed. The works in the collection were also really cool and I want them. Painter Lee Ungno's work appears for about 14 minutes. Why did he suddenly appear in Egypt? However, it was nice to be able to appreciate the artist's work as well. There aren't many special products worth purchasing related to this exhibition in the art shop, and there are only common cushions, postcards, notebooks... so I'm giving 4 stars because it's disappointing.🥲 I'm looking forward to other exhibitions next year.👍

A unique and immersive way to experience Egypt Museum artifacts 🏺✨ The vivid images covering the walls and floor pulled me completely into the space! Even if you’re not a museum person, you and your friend will both enjoy it 👍 After the show, you can also enjoy Han River views 🌊, Pizza Hill 🍕, and nearby walking trails 🚶‍♀️ Perfect for a fun date or outing 💯🔥

It was great to see Egypt and artist Lee Ungno's works on a large scale. I've seen exhibitions using light, and this one was the biggest and best. Additionally, you can watch it while sitting or lying down, so there is no discomfort in watching it for long periods of time.

It's nice to sit comfortably on the floor and look at it. I think the children are able to concentrate well because the visual beauty makes them lose track of time. Even as an adult, I had fun looking at it while turning my head back and forth. It lasted 55 minutes, and I explained about Egypt, and at the end, I taught Korean painting using the drawings of artist Lee Ungno, and quizzed the child about what he read and saw. Haha. It's short and impactful! I want to come back next time for something else.

I visited with my child. The docent that day was Leejun Han. The explanations were easy to hear. As I watched the video while listening to the explanations, I had so much fun that I lost track of time! My child loved it so much that I think I will visit again next time.

I went to Walkerhill Theater of Light. As the name suggests, it is an exhibition decorated with light, so the atmosphere is completely different from the moment you enter. As colorful images spread across the walls in a space with quiet music playing, I felt like I was in another world for a moment. The scale of the exhibition was larger than expected and the route was well planned, so it was nice to look around slowly. There were quite a few people, but it wasn't uncomfortable, and the colors were pretty, so I stayed for a long time. If you like exhibitions, this is a place worth visiting at least once. However, the audio guide connection kept getting disconnected, so my immersion was a little broken. I just wish the technical aspects were a little more stable.