Com2us 'Aimo', 'Moon Kyungwon & Jeon Joon -ho: Seoul Weather Station' exhibition collaboration

[the protagonist Moon Young-soo] Com2uS (CEO Jae-jun Song, Lee Joo-hwan) announced on the 5th that he collaborated with the installation art work in the new art selection center 'Moon Kyung-won & Jeon Joon-ho: Seoul Weather Station' in the mobile game 'IMo'.

IMo is a mobile MMORPG launched in 2006, offering a variety of contents such as cute retro emotions, PVP, party play, growth and reinforcement system. Through this collaboration, we have prepared an opportunity to showcase different cultural contents to the public.

Moon Kyung-won & Jeon Joon-ho: Seoul Weather Station is part of the World Weather Network Project, which was launched by art institutions from 28 countries to cope with climate emergency and ecosystem collapse. The rapidly changing climatic environment was expressed through artistic imagination. The exhibition consists of various types of works such as installation, drawing, sketches, and workshops. Fire) and the collaboration between the children.

In the new work of Moon Kyung-won & Jeon Joon-ho, which contains the story of the Earth written by AI, the real-time community scene of Imo, where users communicate and play with users, are sent through a large display device. The protagonist, who has been weathering for many years and has watched the changes in the earth, examines people in modern times that people build new civilizations and continue communication through the game platform.

Moon Kyung-won & Jeon Joon-ho: Seoul Weather Station was included by various collaborators including Ryu Jun-yeol, Hyundai Motor Group Spot, Robotics Srab, Workroom, and Professor Soo-jong Jeong, Professor of Environmental Graduate School of Environmental Graduate School.

Meanwhile, Com2us is promoting various social contribution activities for the development of the pure art industry, which is the basis of the game and content industry. In May, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art delivered donations for the purchase and activities of the collections of the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.