It is a story about a dokkaebi (Korean goblin) that was both friendly and scary when we were children. Dokkaebi, which reflect people’s anxieties, used to appear in forests or fields in the past. However, in the late Joseon Dynasty, they began to be depicted as appearing within the city walls. Why did the dokkaebi come to the city? At the time, Seoul was socially and economically unstable due to urban overcrowding and industrial changes. These situations brought dokkaebi to the capital city. In 2024, anxiety caused by urban overcrowding and rising housing prices resembles the situation faced by our youth, similar to the appearance of goblins who came to Seoul during the Joseon Dynasty.
< Dokkaebi’s dream site >depicts the situation of young dokkaebi who have nowhere to go. Through the collaboration of various genres such as 3D objects, makeup, costumes, video, sound, and movement, it presents their worries and insecurities conveyed through video exhibitions, sound art, and performance.

5 permanent exhibition videos, sound art experience exhibition, performing (A total of 5 times will be held on both days) Free Performance

◆ 9.11(Wed)
- Permanent exhibition(video∙sound art exhibition): 12:00 ~17:00
- Performing: 14:00~14:30 / 17:00~17:30

◆ 9.12(Thu)
- Permanent exhibition(video∙sound art exhibition): 12:00 ~20:10
- Performing:14:00~14:30 / 17:00~17:30 / 19:00~19:30

* There may be some time changes depending on the situation at the site.*This performance will be held from 17:00 to 19:30 on September 12th (Thursday). Please refer to it before watching. Also, please understand that it may be difficult to watch if you do not want to take a picture.

(*If some of the audience's images are included in the result of the shooting, we will notify you in advance that the audience's face will be blurred or mosaic-treated during the secondary process.)