Yoonseul : Malli-dong Reflects Seoul — Attraction in Seoul

Tucked discreetly behind Seoul Station, Yoonseul: Reflections of Seoul in Malli-dong is an understated yet remarkable public plaza that blurs the boundaries between architecture, art, and environment. The mirrored walls, designed to reflect and ripple like flowing water, create a sense of dislocation and dreamlike spatial distortion. On overcast or rainy days, the effect is even more pronounced — light fractures, geometry shifts, and the city folds inward.

The tiered stone layout offers both an amphitheater-like presence and an abstract topography that invites exploration, contemplation, and photography. It’s not a conventional tourist destination, and therein lies its charm — the space is quiet, contemplative, and rich in visual metaphors.

Ideal for those interested in urban design, photography, and ephemeral city moments. A place that feels intentionally incomplete — and that’s what makes it...

Title: YoonSeul : Malli-dong reflects Seoul Artist: SoA (Yerin Kang, Jaewon Lee, Chihoon Lee) Material / Size: Steel Frame Truss, Stainless Steel, Super mirror finished, LED Light, Precast Concrete plate, D: 25m Year: 2017 Host / Organize : Seoul Metropolitan Government ”YoonSeul“ is a pure Korean word meaning ripples that shine in sunlight or moonlight. gently trembles like light reflected on surfaces of water while it shines and drags in the surrounding landscape, people and Seoullo. The work consists of a roof that illuminates the city and a void space under the earth where you can sit and stay. This work is installed as part of Seoul Urban Art Project ”Seoul is Museum“ which aims to ”renovate the entire city of Seoul to an art...

This place is cool to see, but I don't really understand its meaning, even after reading the explanation. However, I enjoyed walking inside and taking photos. The sounds inside this place are also...