Amorepacific will hold the outdoor public art project “apmap 2018 Jeju” until Oct. 14 at the Jeju Osulloc Tea Museum. The Amorepacific museum of art project (apmap) 2018 Jeju-volcanic island exhibition, which is held by the Amorepacific Museum of Art, reinterprets the topography of the volcanic island of Jeju and the power of nature into modern art. Apmap 2018 Jeju-volcanic island is Amorepacific Museum of Art’s nature-themed modern art project. Visitors can enjoy a variety of contemporary artworks that reinterpret the unique topography and nature of Jeju Island such as Lee Yong-ju’s “Foldable House,” inspired by Jusangjeolli cliff, ADHD’s “Ply,” inspired by the flow of lava, and Buhm Hong’s “Veiled Grains and Layers,” inspired by the forests of Saryeoni-Supgil and Jeju Gotjawal. Young artists and architects participating in the exhibition explored places where the nature of Jeju stood out and worked on art projects based on the inspiration they gained from the field. Visitors will appreciate Jeju’s unique landscape as described in the artists’ figurative language and find moments of rest and contemplation through art.