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ROH is pleased to share ikkibawiKrrr's presentation in Threading Inwards at CHAT (Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile), Hong Kong.
Bringing together 14 artists from across Asia, Threading Inwards explores the deep connection between textiles and spiritual life, showcasing how the acts of weaving, dyeing and stitching form a tactile language of personal and collective memory, emotion, belief and imagination. The exhibition is co-curated by Wang Weiwei, Curator of Exhibitions and Collections at CHAT, and three rising voices in the Asia-Pacific art scene, namely Eugene Hannah Park (Seoul), Kurosawa Seiha (Tokyo) and Wang Huan (Beijing), each exploring different dimensions of spirituality.
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ikkibawiKrrr
Threading Inwards
21 March - 28 June 2026
CHAT
2/F, The Mills
Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong
ARTIST
Formed 2021 in Seoul, Korea.
Based in Seoul, Korea.
Cho Jieun, born 1975 in Seoul, Korea.
Ko Gyeol, born 1994 in Jeju, Korea.
In Korean, ikkibawi means βmoss-rockβ, and krrr is an onomatopoeic word. Mosses live in the thin boundary between air and soil, adapt to their surroundings despite their tiny bodies, and expand their world along other worlds. Incorporating the survival tactics of moss into their projects and attitudes, the collective hopes to circulate its practice beyond individual projects and extend the boundary layer between life and art.
ikkibawiKrrrβs solo exhibitions include Lalu, Lagu Lalu Lalu (2026) at ROH, Jakarta, Indonesia; Who Forgot the Village (2025) at Aranya Art Center, Beijing; and ikkibawiKrrr: Rocks Living in Rewind (2024) at Art Sonje Center, Seoul. Major exhibitions by ikkibawiKrrr include Asian Avant-Garde Film Festival 2026: Space Enter Shift (2026) at M+, Hong Kong; THE THIRD WORLD IN WWII (2025) at NS-Dokumentationszentrum, Cologne, Germany; Taste Korea: Jeju Special (2025) at Centre Culturel CorΓ©en, Paris, France; Dreaming of Terrapolis (2025) at Gyeongnam Art Museum, Changwon, Korea; Good Vibes (2025) at Goyki3 Art Incubator, Poland; the Aichi Triennale: A Time Between Ashes and Roses (2025) Aichi, Japan; Singapore Biennale 2025: Pure Intention (2025) Singapore; 14th Gwangju Biennale: Soft and Weaklike Water (2025) Gwangju; documenta 15 (2022) Kassel, Germany, Running Underground (2025) ElephantSpace, Seoul; and Resbakan: Solidarity Event Lumbung FILM (2022) UP Film Institute, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, among others.
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