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Now - March ‘27: Seoul @groundseesaw
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Passé was shot 2 years ago in a warehouse in Greenpoint, Brooklyn with 60 dancers across New York ballet companies and schools.

A year of planning - every formation, every piece of production equipment and personnel. Such a brilliant day.

Twas a dream come true 🩰 by @bradscanvas

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Brad Walls (@bradscanvas) transforms everyday scenes into abstract compositions by changing the way we see them. Working primarily from above, the Australian aerial photographer finds unexpected geometry, movement, and patterns in subjects ranging from ballet and synchronized swimming to architecture and every day life.

In his exhibition “Moving Life, Still Art,” Walls brings together some of his most notable series, including “Passé,” “Blue Harmony,”and “Gyeol.” The show invites viewers to reconsider the shapes, patterns, and movement that surround us every day, offering a different perspective on the familiar.

“Moving Life, Still Art” is on view at Ground Seesaw (@groundseesaw) in Seoul through March 1. by @bradscanvas

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Moving Life, Still Art
February 11, 2026 - March 1, 2027
Seoul, South Korea
@groundseesaw

📸 @moonment._ taken in Seoul, South Korea by @bradscanvas

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I had the unique opportunity to head to Milwaukee and photograph the Olympic US speed skating team this year.

While we battled some technical challenges with lighting, we were able to secure some memorable pieces.

What is becoming more true the more I paint this journey - it’s the people and memories that will hold deeper value than the work itself. Perhaps that is the work and I’ve been mistaken this entire time. taken in Milwaukee, Wisconsin by @bradscanvas

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Bunch of late nights and Lightroom tutorials

inspo here: @ivann.edit by @bradscanvas

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Shot in 2023, my work here with the @aqualillies group was inspired by my long desire to recreate a busby Berkeley type series.

Many of these pieces have become a lexicon in my own thinking of how I compose.

Thanks for the entire team for making this dream come true! Enjoy :) by @bradscanvas

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⟪브래드 월스 사진전: 역동하는 삶, 찰나의 예술⟫ 얼리버드 티켓 오픈✨

삶의 모든 움직임에는, 예술이 되는 순간이 있습니다.

미처 발견하지 못했던 일상의 아름다운 순간이,
브래드 월스의 렌즈 아래 우아한 질서로 다시 태어납니다.

전시장을 가득 채울 130여 점의 대형 작품과 라이브 발레 퍼포먼스,
1MILLION(@1milliondance), 리아킴(@liakimhappy)과의 콜라보로 완성한 오리지널 신작까지.

화이트 큐브를 벗어나 전시 이상의 경험을 선사할
그라운드시소 용산 개관전에서 만나보세요.
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📌얼리버드 예매: 프로필 상단 링크 클릭
📌얼리버드 가격: 1인 12,000원 (40% OFF)
📌얼리버드 판매기간: 2026.07.30(목) ~ 2026.09.10(목)
📌전시 기간: 2026.09.11(금) ~ 2027.03.01(월)
📌전시 장소: 그라운드시소 용산

* 프로필 링크에서 바로 예매하실 수 있습니다.
* 현재는 가장 저렴한 얼리버드 티켓이 판매되는 기간입니다. by @bradscanvas

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The Danseon fan 🪭 dates back centuries and provided a beautiful motif for my new series “Gyeol”. This one does remind me of fish scales.
@liakimhappy @1milliondance by @bradscanvas

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Building Kaleidoscopes with @1milliondance ✨ by @bradscanvas

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Titled Taegeuki after the Korean flag 🇰🇷. The central Taegeuk is the balance of the universe through opposing forces (yin and yang)

Blue = passive cosmic forces
Red = active cosmic forces

Together they show that all things in nature change and grow through connection and balance. by @bradscanvas

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In The Studio: Aerial photographer @bradscanvas returns to us with ‘Gyeol’, a new series created in Seoul, Korea with choreographer @liakimhappy and dancers from @1milliondance

Meaning “grain” in Korean, gyeol describes the direction a material naturally wants to move: the line in timber, the pull of water, the way fabric falls. Shot from directly overhead, the series brings the lines of the hanbok and the dancers’ individual movements together into one larger visual rhythm.

The work makes its public debut as the closing chapter of Brad’s first large-scale exhibition in Asia, Moving Life, Still Art, now on view at @groundseesaw

Photographs by Brad Walls:
Moving Life, Still Art
September 11, 2026–March 1, 2027
10:30 AM–8 PM
Groundseesaw Yongsan
8F Living Park, IPARK Mall Yongsan
55 Hangang-daero 23-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

Interview by @milkagencynyc taken in Seoul, South Korea by @bradscanvas

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Introducing just some of the wonderfully talented people behind the exhibition at @groundseesaw. Such an honor to work alongside for 6 months! by @bradscanvas

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