Gallery Vidi hosts a group exhibition by three artists - Kim Young-Gon, Lee Joo-Young, and Hong Eun-Pyo - which explores everyday life from different angles. The show looks at the magic hidden within seemingly mundane moments and even goes as far as to seek for rainbows in difficult moments. Hong Eun-Pyo's works (bottom right on the poster) were inspired by a childhood memory of being hospitalised and learning to find joy in toys, balloons and life in imaginary worlds. 

Kim Young-Gon (botton left on the poster) paints the dreams that later become our reality, the thoughts that later become our actions. He covers the eyes and removes the mouths of his characters, leaving it to the viewer to imagine the feelings, thoughts and intentions that accompany the situation. We see what we choose to see, we live what we choose to focus on.

Lee Joo-Young explores the topics of prejucide and context. We conclude that something is inappropriate when we see it does not fit the context but that doesn't mean that the something in and of itself is wrong or bad - it is just a mismatch with the surrounding environment. His works combine elements coming from different worlds to create a patchwork of influences that strangely resembles a modern interpretation of the classic ink and brush paintings which also combined fragmented images and text.

Cho Kyung-Kyu's "Honey Masterd" is another show that highlights the joys of small everyday moments. The works are centered around food and the act of nourishing one's self. The artist combines the spiritual act of nourishment with the familiarity of popular brands and foodstuffs. The works invite the viewers to discover the magic and soul of simple everyday acts that support the larger structures of our lives.