The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh

Celebrated Korean-born, London-based artist Do Ho Suh will be the subject of a new Tate Modern exhibition opening in April. His work explores themes of globalisation and belonging, establishing him as a key figure in contemporary conversations on space and identity. Characterised by intricate, life-sized translucent fabric installations of interior spaces and objects, freestanding in space and held together by thin metal poles, Suh draws from experiences of migration – the works represent places that Suh has either lived or worked in, exploring the emotional and personal significance of the home in a time of global displacement. This exhibition at the Tate Modern will showcase his work across three decades, including brand-new, site-specific works on display.