Nightscapes of Korea takes you to places where the night shines even brighter. Today, we journey to Media Art Park in Daejeon, where the city’s futuristic spirit meets the timeless beauty of tradition.

Located in the front yard of Studio Cube, Daejeon Media Art Park is an open-air exhibition space that's open 24/7. It's a place where Daejeon's scientific identity and artistic imagination come together. This park changes its look depending on the time of day. But after sunset, when the lights and media shows begin, it transforms into one of Daejeon's most popular night attractions.

At the center of the park stands the grand “Eternal Life Cosmos.” This multimedia artwork is 25 meters tall and 29 meters wide, and its theme is "the light of the universe, nature, and humanity." With its colorful LED lights and music, the piece fills the park with a light show. As the lights flow to the rhythm, they light up the park. When you follow their movement with your eyes, you'll feel like you're standing in the middle of the Milky Way, lost in a dreamlike sensation.

Lining the walking paths in the park are eight sculptures that tell a single story called “Eternal Light – The Four Seasons of Hanbat.” Inspired by the painting Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land by the Joseon-era painter An Gyeon, the artwork blends traditional Korean painting with modern images of Daejeon, like the Expo Science Park and Daecheong Dam. At night, the sculptures light up, bringing together the flowing lines of tradition with the brilliant light of modern technology. This creates a breathtaking scene that shows the past, present, and future all at once.

The greatest charm of this park is how tradition and modernity are naturally connected through light. Past and future coexist in a single space here, and the moment the lights turn on, the park transcends time itself, becoming one beautiful scene.

The night view of Daejeon Media Art Park, with its light, music, and technology, offers more than just a beautiful sight. It feels like a journey through time. Why not take a walk here beneath the starlit sky, where science and art come together?