A rendering of a media art inspired by "Cheonggu yeongeon" (1728), a book of traditional songs compiled by late-Joseon poet Kim Cheon-taek, projected across the walls of the Dongdaemun Design Plaza. SEOUL DESIGN FOUNDATION Seoul Light DDP 2026 Fall will light up the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) from Sept. 3 to 13. The festival will kick off with a live performance at the opening ceremony on the first day, followed by a series of performances and media art projections that use the walls of the DDP as a canvas. 황금성게임다운로드후기 While artworks used to be simply projected across the DDP during previous festivals, the fall event will feature responsive media art that reacts to live performances for the first time, according to DDP operator Seoul Design Foundation. The upcoming festival takes on a Korean theme and features media artworks inspired by "Cheonggu yeongeon" (1728), a book of traditional songs compiled by late-Joseon poet Kim Cheon-taek, as well as the paintings of Korea’s abstract art pioneer Yoo Young-kuk and video art of pioneering media artist Nam June Paik. 황금성 다운로드 Visitors can view the artworks and performances for free from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. throughout the festival. "As the world’s attention turns to K-culture, Seoul’s role is not simply to showcase culture that has already been created, but to build a foundation where new culture can continue to emerge," said Cha Kang-heui, CEO of the Seoul Design Foundation. "The DDP is a global cultural platform where new art and technology are experimented with before spreading to the rest of the world.” BY LEE TAE-HEE [] Kang-heui