The 2025-26 Seoul Botanic Park exhibition, under the theme of ‘Our Natural, Planetary Coexistence’, was organized as an exhibition that imagines the connection between human and non-human beings and their coexistence as a living community. Based on the idea of ‘biophilia’ proposed by Edward Wilson and the notion of ‘becoming’ by Deleuze and Guattari, the exhibition focuses on discovering a world in which different beings interact and affect each other.

Through the language of surrealistic sculpture, Everyday Practice attempts to create a new worldview in which the boundaries between humans and nature are dissolved. The world, where humans and nature connect in an unusual way, exists under the notion of ‘becoming’. Starting from the particle structure of nature, 27 modules are extracted with motifs of natural elements such as earth, stone, wood, wind, city, human, snow, and machine, which form atypical life forms and unknown landscapes through repetitive connections. Deconstructed and redesigned rhythm of nature presents a surreal sense of another world.