October 6 to November 28: Tracing the Creation Process
Sharing the Journey of Coexistence and Future Vision Between Posco and the Local Community

Posco Gwangyang Steelworks will hold an exhibition titled "Panorama Walk: THE INFINITE LIGHT" at Posco Museum Gwangyang from October 6 to November 28, 2026. This exhibition commemorates the completion of "Panorama Walk," an experiential sculpture on Gubongsan Mountain, which is set to become a new landmark in Gwangyang.


This exhibition presents the creation process of Panorama Walk as a journey, highlighting the intersection of Gwangyang's beautiful nature, the artist's creative vision, and Posco's unique technology.

Poster for the POSCO Museum Gwangyang Panorama Walk Commemorative Exhibition. Courtesy of Gwangyang Steelworks

Poster for the POSCO Museum Gwangyang Panorama Walk Commemorative Exhibition. Courtesy of Gwangyang Steelworks

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Utilizing the spatial features of Posco Museum Gwangyang, the exhibition is divided between the first and second floors. The first floor focuses on archival materials, while the second floor consists of video content and interactive spaces for visitors.


On the first floor, the journey leading up to the creation of Panorama Walk is divided into four parts, presented as a continuous story. Visitors can walk through the exhibition from the first section, "A Promise," to "A New Path," naturally tracing each stage—such as the signing of memorandums of understanding, competitions and selection of artists and design firms, finalization of the design, and the production and installation of the sculpture—gaining a clear understanding of the process behind the completion of Panorama Walk.


The second floor reproduces the panoramic view from the top of Panorama Walk, allowing visitors to experience the panoramic landscape of Gwangyang from every direction. By integrating videos and exhibition content that re-create the scenery observed from the summit, the exhibition enables visitors to enjoy a 360-degree panorama of Gwangyang Bay and its surrounding natural and industrial landscapes from within the museum.


A representative from Posco Museum Gwangyang stated, "This exhibition goes beyond simply commemorating the completion of Panorama Walk; it is an opportunity to share the journey undertaken by Posco and the local community, as well as its future significance. We hope visitors will be able to experience the story behind the emergence of Gwangyang's newest landmark and enjoy the panoramic views as if standing atop Panorama Walk itself."



Since its opening last year, Posco Museum Gwangyang has been presenting various exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural events to engage with the local community through arts and culture. Moving forward, the museum plans to continue offering diverse exhibitions and programs so that citizens can enjoy and participate in the arts as part of their daily lives.


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