Kimu Studio and Eugene Investment & Securities Hold Exhibition Called “Kimu To Gather”

Kimu Studio announced on the 15th that it will hold a joint exhibition with Eugene Investment & Securities at the Eugene Investment & Securities Champions Lounge.

This exhibition, which will be held from today to the 18th under the name of “KIMU To Gather”, was designed to commemorate the first anniversary of the “KIMU Bridge Partnership” between Eugene Investment & Securities and KIMU Studio. ‘Kimu To Gather’ means developmentally disabled designers and non-disabled designers with pure sensibilities such as children will collect and exhibit various designs created by collaborating and exchanging inspiration.

This exhibition is divided into four sections by project: Kimu Zone, Eugene Zone, Secret Zone and WE UP Zone. In Kimu Zone and Eugene Zone, you can see the design achievements created through partnership with Eugene Investment & Securities, including original artwork by Kimu.

In addition to the collaboration with Eugene Investment & Securities, several collaborations conducted by Kimustudio this year will also be revealed. In the WE UP zone, you can see the public design achievements created through the Seoul Metropolitan Government’s “WE UP” project, and in the secret zone, you can see “Impact Card”, a line of social problems of the community project recently launched by Kimu “SSS’.

On the 17th, third day of the event, the ‘Social Impact Forum 3.0’ event will be held on the theme of meeting social impact. At the forum event, there will be a lecture on how to create social value using metaverse and Web 3.0 technology, and a place to share the mission that KIMU Studio is trying to achieve through metaverse design.

Nam Jang-won, CEO of KIMU Studio, said, “This exhibition is significant in promoting that people with developmental disabilities and people without disabilities can collaborate and experience successful design work as an exhibition that unveils the main collaboration achievements that KIMU Studio has “Anyone who wants to see the works of special designers used in companies, public institutions and virtual spaces can participate in the exhibition, so please pay attention,” he said.