A unique fine arts and calligraphy exhibition titled 'Dance of Birds Above the Autumn Lake' will open its doors on November 29, 2025, at 3 p.m. at the Talentum Art High School in Tata, Hungary. The exhibition serves as a cultural accompaniment to the 2025 international professional meeting in Tata for the Ramsar Wetland Cities, bringing together art and environmental conservation awareness through creative expression.
The centerpiece of the exhibition features artistic works created by talented students from Gimcheon Art High School in Seoul, South Korea. These young artists have used various fine arts mediums to beautifully depict the world of internationally significant wetlands found throughout South Korea, with particular focus on the renowned Upo Wetland. Their artwork captures the natural beauty and ecological importance of these protected wetland areas, translating environmental themes into visual narratives that resonate with international audiences.
Complementing the student artwork, the exhibition will also showcase creative works produced by members of the local calligraphy class at the Korean Cultural Center in Hungary. These pieces feature carefully crafted presentations of poems written by celebrated Korean poets, all relating to the central theme of wetlands, nature, and environmental preservation. The collaboration between Korean and Hungarian participants demonstrates the universal language of art in addressing environmental concerns.
Visitors will have ample opportunity to experience this cross-cultural artistic celebration, as the exhibition will remain open to the public until December 10, 2025. The extended viewing period allows both local residents and international visitors attending the Ramsar meeting to explore the intersection of Korean culture, artistic expression, and global environmental stewardship through this thoughtfully curated display.
