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The groundbreaking exhibition opens on October 1, 2025, featuring a curated exhibition of world-renowned artists, including Children of the Light, Filip Studios, and Liam Lee
d'strict will make its New York debut with reSOUND New York, a new multi-sensory exhibition premiering October 1, 2025, in partnership with HERO, the innovative immersive experience space located in Rockefeller Center. On view through October 31, 2026, reSOUND New York transforms one of New York’s most iconic landmarks into a stage for an artistic journey integrating sound, light, video, and tactile elements.
reSOUND premiered last year in Seoul’s Culture Station Seoul 284, drawing over 110,000 attendees from 75 countries during its ten-week run. The New York edition will showcase ten artworks across seven themed stages within a 10,977 sq ft space. Harnessing diverse soundscapes, kinetic installations, and interactive devices, the exhibition is meticulously designed to stimulate the senses and evoke a profound emotional response.
reSOUND New York will feature a curated lineup of globally recognized artists from South Korea, United States, the Netherlands and beyond, including: d’strict, Children of the Light, Filip Studios, Eric Gunther, Liam Lee, JUMBO, and Hannah Bigeleisen. Each of them will present works that explore the intersection of space and sensation. Beloved installations from the Seoul exhibition are masterfully reinterpreted for the new exhibition site, with new additions that include works by New York-based artist like Liam Lee, JUMBO, and Hannah Bigeleisen.
reSOUND New York spans into seven stages designed to prompt personal discovery while encouraging active participation from the audience, offering a synesthetic journey into new dimensions:
ARRIVAL
The exhibition begins with OCEAN by d’strict, a large-scale panoramic video installation that envelops visitors in a dark wave. Created in collaboration with composer Jang Young-gyu, this immersive work sets the tone for the journey ahead, surrounding visitors with an atmosphere of sensory exploration.
TRANSITO
This installation by Children of the Light reveals a luminous passage of radiant columns that continuously reshapes itself. Accompanied by a soundtrack composed for a glass harmonica, this passage dissolves into liquid architecture, carrying audiences beyond physical boundaries.
BOUNDLESS
Next, Tactile Orchestra by Filip Studios invites visitors to use the walls as instruments, collaborating with others to create harmonies and rhythms that unfold into an emerging symphony. Boundless Body by Eric Gunther presents an interactive installation centered on a twelve-foot wooden bench, where poetry is experienced through shared vibrations. Then, step into Liam Lee’s Breathing Room, which transforms a mirrored infinity space into an undulating landscape.
ECHO
This stage transports audiences into an omni-dimensional kinetic sound and light environment inspired by the sonification of scientific data from black holes. ECHO was created in collaboration with practitioners across various disciplines, including: d’strict; Erin Kara, an MIT astrophysicist; Ian Condry from the MIT Spatial Sound Lab; Kyle Keane, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol; oOps.50656, a media collective; and KKOL Studio.
WHISPER
Petal Collection by Hannah Bigeleisen uses rich materials to express inner emotions. Explore how repetition can evoke softness in a material as solid as cement, while Fortune Chairs by JUMBO encourages playful interaction with chair installations designed in the form of smiles.
FLOW
Art history is reinterpreted through symbolic dance movements in an art performance film of the same name. Featuring a 5.1-channel score by Tristan Barton and a site-specific sculptural LED installation, FLOW by d’strict uses rhythm and sound to immerse audiences in the evolving relationship between the world and the self.
SPIRALING INTO INFINITY
reSOUND culminates with endless movement from the interactive lighting sculpture Spiraling into Infinity II, a collaboration between Children of the Light and Alexander Whitley Dance Company.
"reSOUND's New York debut presents a pivotal opportunity to engage a global audience with an intuitive and deeply sensory artistic experience, built upon a foundation of content that has resonated profoundly in Seoul," said Sean Lee, CEO of d'strict. "We are committed to continuing this journey, bringing our exhibitions to major cities across the globe."
reSOUND New York is part of d’strict Art Project, a collaborative initiative expanding the company’s cultural reach and fostering deeper connections with the wider audience. Pre-sale tickets are available beginning September 9, 2025, via Fever. The exhibition is scheduled to run through October 31, 2026.
d'strict PR |
The groundbreaking exhibition opens on October 1, 2025, featuring a curated exhibition of world-renowned artists, including Children of the Light, Filip Studios, and Liam Lee
d'strict will make its New York debut with reSOUND New York, a new multi-sensory exhibition premiering October 1, 2025, in partnership with HERO, the innovative immersive experience space located in Rockefeller Center. On view through October 31, 2026, reSOUND New York transforms one of New York’s most iconic landmarks into a stage for an artistic journey integrating sound, light, video, and tactile elements.
reSOUND premiered last year in Seoul’s Culture Station Seoul 284, drawing over 110,000 attendees from 75 countries during its ten-week run. The New York edition will showcase ten artworks across seven themed stages within a 10,977 sq ft space. Harnessing diverse soundscapes, kinetic installations, and interactive devices, the exhibition is meticulously designed to stimulate the senses and evoke a profound emotional response.
reSOUND New York will feature a curated lineup of globally recognized artists from South Korea, United States, the Netherlands and beyond, including: d’strict, Children of the Light, Filip Studios, Eric Gunther, Liam Lee, JUMBO, and Hannah Bigeleisen. Each of them will present works that explore the intersection of space and sensation. Beloved installations from the Seoul exhibition are masterfully reinterpreted for the new exhibition site, with new additions that include works by New York-based artist like Liam Lee, JUMBO, and Hannah Bigeleisen.
reSOUND New York spans into seven stages designed to prompt personal discovery while encouraging active participation from the audience, offering a synesthetic journey into new dimensions:
ARRIVAL
The exhibition begins with OCEAN by d’strict, a large-scale panoramic video installation that envelops visitors in a dark wave. Created in collaboration with composer Jang Young-gyu, this immersive work sets the tone for the journey ahead, surrounding visitors with an atmosphere of sensory exploration.
TRANSITO
This installation by Children of the Light reveals a luminous passage of radiant columns that continuously reshapes itself. Accompanied by a soundtrack composed for a glass harmonica, this passage dissolves into liquid architecture, carrying audiences beyond physical boundaries.
BOUNDLESS
Next, Tactile Orchestra by Filip Studios invites visitors to use the walls as instruments, collaborating with others to create harmonies and rhythms that unfold into an emerging symphony. Boundless Body by Eric Gunther presents an interactive installation centered on a twelve-foot wooden bench, where poetry is experienced through shared vibrations. Then, step into Liam Lee’s Breathing Room, which transforms a mirrored infinity space into an undulating landscape.
ECHO
This stage transports audiences into an omni-dimensional kinetic sound and light environment inspired by the sonification of scientific data from black holes. ECHO was created in collaboration with practitioners across various disciplines, including: d’strict; Erin Kara, an MIT astrophysicist; Ian Condry from the MIT Spatial Sound Lab; Kyle Keane, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol; oOps.50656, a media collective; and KKOL Studio.
WHISPER
Petal Collection by Hannah Bigeleisen uses rich materials to express inner emotions. Explore how repetition can evoke softness in a material as solid as cement, while Fortune Chairs by JUMBO encourages playful interaction with chair installations designed in the form of smiles.
FLOW
Art history is reinterpreted through symbolic dance movements in an art performance film of the same name. Featuring a 5.1-channel score by Tristan Barton and a site-specific sculptural LED installation, FLOW by d’strict uses rhythm and sound to immerse audiences in the evolving relationship between the world and the self.
SPIRALING INTO INFINITY
reSOUND culminates with endless movement from the interactive lighting sculpture Spiraling into Infinity II, a collaboration between Children of the Light and Alexander Whitley Dance Company.
"reSOUND's New York debut presents a pivotal opportunity to engage a global audience with an intuitive and deeply sensory artistic experience, built upon a foundation of content that has resonated profoundly in Seoul," said Sean Lee, CEO of d'strict. "We are committed to continuing this journey, bringing our exhibitions to major cities across the globe."
reSOUND New York is part of d’strict Art Project, a collaborative initiative expanding the company’s cultural reach and fostering deeper connections with the wider audience. Pre-sale tickets are available beginning September 9, 2025, via Fever. The exhibition is scheduled to run through October 31, 2026.