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Experience The Breath Between — November 8th at MONOM.

Together, Philip & Daphne create immersive experiences where piano becomes light, sculpture becomes resonance, and emotion becomes space. Their collaboration with and MONOM Studios continues their exploration of perception and transformation through sound, light, and form.

The work lasts around 15 minutes. Visitors can reserve a slot between 18:00–20:00 or 20:00–22:00, and arrive anytime within that window.

Tickets are available in our LinkTree.

Philip & Daphne is an immersive art collective formed by pianist and sound artist Philip-Jongdo An and media artist Daphne-Jiyeon Jang. Together, they merge sound, light, and form into time-spatial installations that evoke a sense of existence beyond sensory perception. Their works unfold as living environments, where resonance and image converse as one breath.

‘s practice extends the tradition of the piano beyond its physical form. Through spatial sound and media technologies, he transforms the embodied act of performance into architectures of collective emotion. His background as an acclaimed classical pianist informs a sensitivity to gesture and silence — elements that become sculptural within space.

’s work emerges from a sculptural foundation, dissolving the line between the tangible and the immaterial. Through her concepts of Moving Sculpture and Digital Re-Unification, she transforms light into structure, crafting installations that hover between presence and disappearance. Her visual language draws from myth, memory, and technology to explore the fragility of existence.

On November 8th we invite you to enter The Breath Between, a new audiovisual installation by Philip&Daphne, in collaboration with MONOM Studios and .

At its core, the work unfolds through spatial sound, projection mapping, and Hypervision holograms.
The Breath Between is an immersive audiovisual installation where sound and light share one breath.
The work begins with live piano recordings of Schumann’s Kreisleriana, performed by Philip-Jongdo An and expanded through the 4DSOUND system into a multidimensional sphere of resonance — where the intimate touch of the piano transforms into architectures of collective emotion that surround the audience.

Daphne-Jiyeon Jang’s visual language extends sculptural thought into immaterial form — projection mapping and Hypervision holograms drift through space like emotional traces, weaving fragility and myth into light.

At its heart, The Breath Between reflects on the layered and paradoxical nature of love — as hope, longing, wound, and silence — unfolding as a living structure between presence and absence, the individual and the collective. 

Program:

The work lasts around 15 minutes. 
Visitors can reserve a slot between 18:00–20:00 or 20:00–22:00, and arrive anytime within that window. 

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Tickets are now available in our LinkTree.