Title of art	그래-알아-병풍/Yes-I-Know Screen			Sector	Sculpture (조각)
Art specifications	200×80×40cm(x10개), 51.5×45×30cm			Material technique	Ten painted wood screens, metal hinges, metal wheels
Collection year	2012			Production year	2007
Gallery	Seoul Museum of Art			Artist	Haegue Yang
Description of art	In her installation work “Yes?I know?Screen” (2011), doors from traditional Korean houses are connected in the form of a folding screen. Composed of ten doors in total, the work converts into different shapes depending on circumstances or conditions of exhibition, including the shapes and sizes of the spaces and other installation works. The doors with different-patterned muntins without window paper divide the space almost like a free-standing wall, generating a unique sense of space. According to the position of the objects and the movement of viewers, the mutins look overlapped, and the muntins also create an optical illusion: other works seen through the muntin look as though they are rippling. Through the installation, Yang provides a new perspective on the “compartmentalization,” attempting to create organic relationships among the works in the exhibition hall.
Address	61, Deoksugung-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul			Source	Seoul Metropolitan Government