Seoul Science Museum is presenting a special exhibition titled Earth’s Pulse through September 6, offering visitors an immersive journey through some of the planet’s most important ecosystems.

Organized in collaboration with the Embassy of Denmark in Korea, the exhibition explores environmental change and sustainability through interactive displays, media installations, and participatory artworks.

Visitors will move through five themed sections — Introduction, Desert, Forest, Ocean, and Outro — designed to highlight the interconnected relationship between nature, technology, and human activity.

The desert zone focuses on how life adapts to extreme environments, while the forest section introduces Denmark’s Møns Klint region and efforts to preserve biodiversity through sustainable technologies. T

The ocean area examines offshore wind energy and its impact on marine ecosystems through the example of the Kriegers Flak wind farm.

A featured component of the exhibition is Breath with Me, an interactive artwork by Danish contemporary artist Jeppe Hein.

Participants contribute to a collective artwork by expressing their breath through drawn lines, creating a growing visual record of individual and shared experiences throughout the exhibition period.

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