Overview

• Do Ho Suh's major survey at Tate Modern spans three decades of his career, focusing on the concept of home as a mutable and ephemeral idea.
• The centerpiece, 'Nest/s' (2024), invites visitors to walk through a semi-transparent polyester passageway that stitches together rooms from Suh's past residences.
• 'Perfect Home' (2024) recreates the volume of Suh's London home with white-polyester walls adorned with translucent fabric replicas of domestic fixtures.
• The exhibition also features Suh's earlier work, including a full-scale mulberry paper rubbing of his family's traditional Korean hanok, capturing its textures with graphite.
• Blending personal migration stories with innovative materials, the show offers immersive, large-scale installations alongside works on paper and video.