Media artist Ham Yang-ah has returned to Art Sonje Center after 16 years with a panoramic meditation on crisis, coexistence and listening, in a new solo exhibition that expands her long-term research project into an immersive, circular universe of images, bodies and voices. The exhibition, titled “Yang Ah Ham: Undefined Panorama,” brings together new and existing works from the artist’s eight-year project “Undefined Panorama,” which dissects contemporary social systems — from finance and politics to education and labor — through layered video installations and diagrams. First launched in the wake of the 2014 Sewol ferry disaster that shook Korean society, the project began with a simple but urgent question: “As an artist, what should I do?” Ham recalled in a press briefing Thursday, explaining she wanted to understand “where all this pain begins,” beyond the scale of individual lives. At the heart of the exhibition on the second floor is the new eight-channel video installation “Undefined Panorama 4.0” (2026), presented inside a monumental circular structure th