Zu Yeon, widely known as Plamodel artist, since early two-decade from 1999 have tried to apply "PLAY(amusement)," a funny idea to art and placed the idea in working steadily and over. Zu Yeon looked at the three-dimensional transformation of the relief of the plamodel as an amusement, cast various objects, or transformed the concept of amusement into an art category through laser cutting methods. Above all, by boldly attempting a previously untried method of flat stereoscopic, the two-dimensional plane has drawn a direct visual imagination into three-dimensional expression. It has built up the concept of "PLAY(amusement)" in the process of actually implementing it.    

The current exhibition demonstrates the process of directly attempting canvas work on the concept of amusement in a new plamodel over three years. The frame of the deconstructed plamodel rises rhythmically vertically or forms an independent and connected construction of objects. The exhibition shows a variety of visual movements within a set canvas frame. Plamodel frames listed vertically and horizontally are offered in regular patterns, as do the artist language. Various objects in it lead to stories. A new series of works untitled "The Black Garden" contain daily experiences and images of plants in a new object format, using black colors to limit the meaning of color and showcase about 20 pieces that have new vision imagination with  "PLAY(amusement) " through object simulations.