Two suns, two moons. The light of the sun and moon enveloped the entire world, but as the saying goes, excess can be as flawed as scarcity.
That day, the bow pierced through the sun and moon, and the primordial song began anew.
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Pudashi: The Bow of Wind is a stage performance rooted in Jeju Gut’s purification ritual, Pudashi, and reinterprets the Jeju myth Cheonjiwang Bonpuri through contemporary pansori.
In a chaotic world overwhelmed by two suns and two moons, Daebyeolwang splits the sky with a bow, leaving one sun and one moon to restore balance.
This pansori performance vividly portrays the clash of chaos and order, mirroring our need for decisive actions to navigate life’s disarray. It symbolizes the journey toward balance and harmony in tumultuous times.
Miyojibengdu is a metaverse-based traditional Korean art performance that has been in preparation since 2022 through the Korean Arts Council's Performing Arts Creation Entity (formerly Performing Arts Medium and Long-Term Creation Support). The Miyojibengdu project aims to expand the realm of creativity by bringing the world of Jeju myths into a virtual environment.
