Pungnyu for All Inwangsan
The 4th
Pungnyu
for All
Mt. Inwang Pungnyu
Traditional Korean celebration of art, music, and nature — open to everyone, without boundaries.
- 2023 Pungnyu
- 2023
- 1st Pungnyu
- 2024 Pungnyu
- 2024
- 2nd Pungnyu
- 2025 Pungnyu
- 2025
- 3rd · Concert & screening
- 2026 Pungnyu
- 2026
- Oct 17 · Suseongdong Valley
About
Communion with nature, open to all.
A sustainable arts performance set against the natural heritage of Seochon in central Seoul — celebrating the traditional solar term of Hallo and Hangeul Day, where anyone can take part without distinction.
Inwangsan has long been a place where scholars enjoyed poetry, calligraphy and painting. On the very mountain Gyeomjae Jeong Seon captured in Inwangjesaekdo, at Suseongdong Valley where Prince Anpyeong’s Bihaedang once stood — tradition and the present, generation and generation, flow together again.
We experience culture not through sight alone, but through sound, touch, and the wind and water of Mt. Inwang. A universal cultural service anyone can enjoy, regardless of disability — that is the barrier-free spirit of Pungnyu for All.
The Performance
Saturday, October 17 · 16:00 – 17:30
Suseongdong Valley Concert
Suseongdong Valley, Mt. Inwang, Seoul
Selected · Seoul Autumn Festa 2026
Program
- Opening
Water-sound play & percussion
Percussion — Ko Seok-jin
- Part 1
Daegeum & piano
Pianist Mo Jae-min × Daegeum Ha Dong-min
- Part 2
Hangeul improvisation & singing-bowl meditation
Calligraphy Lee Wan × Singing bowls Seo Hyeon
- Finale
Ganggangsullae for everyone
Performers & audience together
Artists
Five arts, one pungnyu.
Daegeum Ha Dong-min 
Pianist Mo Jae-min 
Calligraphy · Seal engraving Lee Wan 
Singing bowls Seo Hyeon 
Goseong Ogwangdae Ko Seok-jin
Mo Jae-min
PianoA blind pianist who has joined Inwangsan Pungnyu since its very first edition in 2023. Listening to the valley streams, he weaves nature and improvisation into harmony.
Ha Dong-min
DaegeumA holder of the Daegeum Sanjo tradition (National Intangible Heritage). Born and raised in Seochon, he carries the wind of Inwangsan’s valleys in his bamboo flute.
Ko Seok-jin
PercussionA performer of the Goseong Ogwangdae tradition. He opens the gate of pungnyu with delicate yet spirited percussion and the sound of water.
Lee Wan
Hangeul ImprovisationA calligraphy and seal-engraving artist who transcribes the sensation of flowing music onto a great canvas in Hangeul brushwork.
Seo Hyeon
Singing Bowls · MeditationA singing-bowl therapist expressing healing through the sounds of nature. Korean bangjja bronze bowls resonate with the valley streams.
Archive
Records from the valley
October 2025, at Suseongdong Valley below Mt. Inwang — the air of that day, carried in photographs.
Films
Pungnyu on film
Journey
The walk of pungnyu
- 2023
1st Inwangsan Pungnyu
The first performance, born from an encounter with blind pianist Mo Jae-min. Suseongdong Valley became the stage.
- 2024
2nd Inwangsan Pungnyu
Every autumn, at the Hallo solar term, gathering in the valley became a promise.
- 2025
3rd Inwangsan Pungnyu · Yeoldudal Inc. founded
Selected for the Jongno arts-support program. Expanded to Chuseok Pungnyu (Bukchon hanok), Ipdong Pungnyu (Songhyeon Park) and Sobaeksan Pungnyu (Yeongju).
- 2026
Toward Pungnyu for All
The celebration that began on Inwangsan passes through Sobaeksan toward Bukhansan — carried on by local artists on each mountain.
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