Our most poetic film
Korean Pavilion 2024, Venice Biennale of Art
Coverage of the 2024 Korean Pavilion, for client Hyundai Artlab, brought viewers into Koo Jeong A’s scent-based exhibition, Odorama Cities, enriched by interviews with the artists and curators. This was accompanied by a film celebrating Every Island is a Mountain, a 30th-anniversary show that featured works by some of the 38 artists who have exhibited at the Korean Pavilion since 1995.
After Venice, the exhibition toured to Seoul, and our film was added to it, showing on a big screen outside the institution.
“The films were even better than the exhibition.”
– Hyundai Artlab team
Our work at the Venice Biennale
La Biennale di Venezia (Venice Biennale) was founded in 1895 and is now one of the most significant cultural events in the world. Its annually alternating contemporary art and architecture events consist of national pavilion exhibitions – each with its own curator and project; an international art exhibition and collateral events around the city. In recent years, the Venice Biennale of Art has attracted up to 800,000 visitors per year.
For the past 15 years, Cultureshock has created films documenting the Venice Biennales of art and architecture for clients such as Sotheby’s, the British Council and Hyundai Artlab. These films have covered artist interviews, exhibition walk-throughs, filmed performances and short-form social content.
