Enseoul is pleased to present Simultaneity, a solo exhibition by Min Oh, running from 28 June to 6 July 2025. This presentation marks the latest iteration of Oh’s long-term, research-driven project of the same name—an evolving body of work comprising video installation, performance, live events, and publication.
Developed since 2023, Simultaneity articulates a distinctive sensory and conceptual language. It examines how multiple layers of time, media, and authorship may coexist within a single plane of experience. Central to the work is Oh’s interrogation of hierarchy—between form and content, thought and sensation, text and image—and how these relations unfold across the process of artmaking itself.
The installation on view at Enseoul expands upon earlier iterations and engages video not merely as documentation or narrative vehicle, but as a choreographic and compositional system. The viewer is invited into a field of simultaneity—where voice, image, action and apparatus operate in concert yet without subordination. Oh’s approach, informed by her background in classical music and performance, is meticulous and structural: every element is calibrated, every repetition a variation, every silence charged with presence.
In Simultaneity, filmmaking becomes a form of choreography, and the camera—a traditionally neutral observer—becomes an active performer. Through staged conversations, recursive movements, improvised framings, and densely layered audiovisual textures, the work dissolves distinctions between performer and technician, composition and rehearsal, spectacle and system.
Min Oh’s work has been exhibited at MMCA Seoul, Ilmin Museum of Art, SeMA, and De Appel, among others. The Simultaneity series will culminate in a feature-length documentary and multi-channel installation to be completed in 2026.