Dive into a sea of cuteness: Yumi’s Cells Special Exhibition

Dive into a sea of cuteness: Yumi’s Cells Special Exhibition

Samhwa Paints has teamed up with a popular “Webtoon” series for a special exhibition.
Get ready to dive into a sea of cuteness!Come on over to the fun exhibition of characters and scenes from Yumi’s Cells, now available at Ground Seesaw Seochon.

Yumi’s Cells Special Exhibition

Yumi’s Cells is one of the most popular Webtoon series on Naver.com, with over three billion views so far. The latest special exhibition features illustrations, video, and interactive installations that bring the characters and scenes of the famous webtoon to life.

As a partner to the exhibition, Samhwa Paints provided the paints that decorate the walls and floors of the space. Find out what colors were used to give the whole exhibition its dramatic effects.

Enjoy the story of the cells that make up Yumi’s emotions.

Yumi’s Cells provides comical, at times touching, portrayals of the brain cells that make up Yumi’s emotions and thoughts.

The current exhibition is an opportunity to see all these cell characters come alive and feel what it means to be “in someone else’s head.” The exhibition also features the Cell Village, created by the author Lee Dong-gun himself, which has never been seen anywhere else.

Take part in the variety of activities that make up the exhibition.

Vote for your favorite cell character at the Golden Cell Awards. 
Take a test to find out what your “prime” cell is.

The current exhibition is not just a collection of artworks for viewing, but offers a wide range of exciting activities for you to enjoy.

Samhwa’s colors make it all the more special.

Samhwa’s paints are a must for any event or exhibition that is to feature a wide array of colors. The Yumi’s Cells Special Exhibition uses Samhwa’s Aisaengkag Water-Borne Interior Pro series. All the paints in the series are eco-friendly and free of organic solvents and heavy metals, certified as Eco-Friendly Building Materials and having received the Environment Mark.

Samhwa’s paints make the exhibition more than enjoyable—it’s also completely safe.