Okokume & Pol Segura 'Two Voices, One Path' Info

PBG Okokume & Pol Segura 'Two Voices, One Path' Duo Exhibition Seoul

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Summary

PBG hosts Okokume and Pol Segura’s first joint exhibition Two Voices, One Path
It features new works by both artists, spanning the Cosmic Girl and abstract plant forms
The exhibition runs from July 18 to August 9, 2025

PBG Gallery is set to host Two Voices, One Path, the inaugural joint exhibition by acclaimed Spanish artists Okokume and Pol Segura. Opening later this month, this show marks a significant moment in their two-decade-long partnership, spanning both their personal and creative lives. The exhibition deeply explores the theme of “sharing,” inviting viewers into a contemplative space where two distinct artistic languages not only coexist but actively converse.

Okokume, known globally for her signature Cosmic Girl character, presents 23 new works that delve into themes of emotion, environmental awareness and interconnectedness. Her vibrant, pop-inflected canvases serve as mirrors of inner reflection, with Cosmic Girl acting as both guide and symbol. In this exhibition, the character appears in bolder, more expressive forms, offering a deeper look into the artist’s evolving visual narrative and continued exploration of contemporary social issues.

Pol Segura’s abstract compositions bring a complementary contrast to the show. His animated plant forms stretch, twist and dance across chaotic landscapes, symbolizing resilience and the journey of self-discovery. Influenced by artists such as Willem de Kooning and Francis Bacon, Segura’s work blends organic spontaneity with rhythmic structure. His pieces offer a visual counterpoint to Okokume’s emotive storytelling, highlighting the harmony that can emerge from divergent perspectives.

Together, the artists transform the gallery into a shared landscape of dual perspectives. While each maintains a distinct voice, their works engage in a fluid dialogue. The VIP opening reception will be held on July 17, with the show running through August 9 at PBG.

PBG
PBG Hannam, 87 Dokseodang-ro,
Seoul, South Korea