Hosted by the MoCA Busan (Busan Museum of Contemporary Art), <Hilma af Klint: Proper Summons> is an exhibition showcasing the works of Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, who presented the first abstract art in Western art history. This exhibition examines the connection between past and present through a fresh perspective, using Hilma af Klint’s works characterized by the ‘encounter of form and meaning’.

Everyday Practice reconceptualized the “encounter of form and meaning” inherent in Hilma af Klint‘s work into a symbolic system, expressing it as the exhibition’s key visual. This key visual was developed by connecting the symmetry and geometric forms found in Hilma af Klint‘s work with the meanings of circulation and fusion.

This serves as an homage to the symmetrical structures found in the artist’s work, narrating the meaning of circulation that traverses the boundaries between letters and images. Furthermore, the key visual expands the exhibition‘s interpretation by continuously circulating without prescribing a single answer.

<Hilma af Klint: Proper Summons> is on view at the MoCA Busan (Busan Museum of Contemporary Art through October 26, 2025.