The Lee Jae-myung administration will mark the first anniversary of its inauguration by hosting a special exhibition, "Trajectory of Light," at the Sarangchae visitor center near the former presidential office from the 10th through December 31. Moving away from one-way information delivery, the exhibition is designed as a public-participation policy communication platform that combines video, digital content, and interactive installations.
The exhibition consists of five sections. Beginning with immersive media art depicting the government's formation, it highlights the past year's governance achievements through visualizations of the president's social media data and records of summit diplomacy.
In particular, the "People's Sovereignty Policy" section was designed to translate core achievements such as livelihood and practical measures into everyday language, allowing visitors to directly experience policy changes in their daily lives. Participatory elements using digital content have also been strengthened.
Visitors can apply "first-anniversary digital goods" directly to their smart devices on site and can also view governance record photos taken by Wi Seong-hwan, the president's official photographer.
Lee Kyu-yeon, senior secretary for public relations, said, "This exhibition is an attempt to reinvent itself as a policy communication platform in which the public directly participates and helps create," adding, "We hope it becomes a space where the public can experience governance achievements as changes in their own lives."
