An Essay: The Korean Heritage House's Perspective on World Heritage

This series reinterprets historic sites not merely as relics of the past but as cultural assets shaping contemporary cities. Season 2 explores how world heritage and historic places can be understood through the languages of urban memory, sensation, and expression, emphasizing the enduring power of sensory experiences over mere place names. Framed by the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee (Busan, July 19-29, 2026) and the inauguration of the 9th Local Governments, the series examines the ongoing relevance of heritage in modern life. The exhibition at Busan BEXCO features 35 institutions showcasing 45 interactive exhibits, demonstrating Korea's role in global heritage preservation through cultural diplomacy, traditional技艺, digital content, and community practices.