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Jsuk Han – Organs, Breathes, Salt
April 24 - April 26
Free
A site-specific sound installation in which the Naval Store becomes a living organ. Acoustic feedback loops are generated and modulated by interconnected systems: real-time Fremantle weather data — wind speed, humidity, temperature and atmospheric pressure — flocking algorithms that govern the collective behaviour of sound across space, and the resonant frequencies of the microphones and the building itself.
Found objects suspended from the ceiling trusses act as speaker units, connected by cables radiating from a central control system. The installation evolves slowly and unpredictably over the exhibition period, accumulating and shifting like salt itself.
‘Organs, Breathes, Salt’ is an outcome from the ongoing Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre and Incheon Art Platform Artist in Residence reciprocal exchange.
Opening hours:
Friday 24 April 2026
Doors 6pm, Live Performance 7pm
Jsuk Han will be collaborating with Raras Sukardi (clarinettist) and Sage Pbbbt (ritual vocalist) during the live performance.
Saturday 25 April, 1-7pm
Sunday 26 April, 1-7pm
Audiences are invited to view the site-specific installation and Jsuk Han will be present to discuss the residency exchange and project.
JSUK HAN
Jsuk Han is an artist working across sound, sculpture and installation, with a practice grounded in feedback, resonance and spatial listening. Using self-built audio systems, Han creates site-responsive works that make audible the often-unseen relationships between place, memory and environment.
ABOUT WALYALUP FREMANTLE ARTS CENTRE RESIDENCIES
WFAC’s Studio Program offers artists across all disciplines the opportunity to explore and develop their work within a vibrant and supportive environment. Residencies range from one to six months, and artists are provided a studio best-suited to their practice. The program fosters innovation and collaboration, creating a dynamic community for artistic exploration.
ABOUT INCHEON ART PLATFORM
Incheon Art Platform is a contemporary arts complex located in the historic port area of Haean-dong, Jung-gu, Incheon. Housed within renovated heritage buildings, IAP supports national and international artists through a diverse residency program spanning multiple creative disciplines.