Challenge

The main building of YTN Seoul Tower, previously restricted to the public for 40 years, was finally unveiled, transforming into a cultural space offering panoramic views of Seoul along with cutting-edge media art installations. The 24-meter-long ‘OLED Wave’ installed on the 4th-floor ceiling presented an innovative curved OLED panel setup. We aimed to achieve an image quality nearly 30 times that of the latest UHD TVs.

120 curved OLED Signage panels

Seoul Tower Plaza 4th-floor ceiling (24m)

Transforming Seoul Tower Plaza into a new cultural landmark with media art installations

Frame Out

The media art showcased Korea's beauty through videos of lanterns, traditional Korean patterns (Dancheong), and Han River fireworks. To capture a vertically extended panoramic sky equivalent to ten UHD screens, we synchronized the shutters of eight DSLR cameras mounted on a single rig. The stunning Seoul sky was captured over 15 days, and high-resolution 3D and 2D CG compositing, directing, and editing were carried out using 120 computers. The integration of convex and concave panels was a world-first, drawing significant attention from visitors.