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Korean Cultural Center in Italy Hosts Educational Coral and Crochet Workshop in Rome

Sayart / Published October 17, 2025 02:19 PM
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The Korean Cultural Center in Italy successfully organized a unique "Coral and Coral Crochet Workshop" on Wednesday, October 8, as part of its ongoing AQUA PARADISE exhibition. The educational event combined marine science education with traditional crafting techniques, offering participants an immersive experience into ocean conservation and Korean cultural arts.

The workshop featured two distinguished experts who guided participants through different aspects of marine life and creative expression. Shin Su-yeon, director of the Paran Ocean Citizen Science Center in Jeju, conducted an informative seminar about the fascinating world of seas and coral ecosystems. Her presentation provided attendees with valuable insights into marine biodiversity and the critical importance of coral reef conservation.

Following the educational seminar, participants engaged in a hands-on crochet workshop led by Jung Eunhae, director of Eco Orot and a featured artist in the AQUA PARADISE exhibition. The crafting session allowed attendees to create coral-inspired artwork using traditional crochet techniques, bridging the gap between environmental awareness and artistic expression. This interactive component enabled participants to take home tangible reminders of their learning experience while developing new creative skills.

The workshop was strategically held in conjunction with the AQUA PARADISE exhibition, which showcases various artworks and installations related to marine themes and ocean conservation. This exhibition represents the Korean Cultural Center's commitment to promoting environmental awareness through cultural and artistic programming.

Visitors interested in exploring the AQUA PARADISE exhibition can continue to do so until November 28. The exhibition maintains regular visiting hours from Monday through Friday, operating from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with the last entry permitted at 5:30 PM. This extended timeline provides ample opportunity for community members and tourists to engage with the marine-themed artistic content and educational materials.

The Korean Cultural Center in Italy successfully organized a unique "Coral and Coral Crochet Workshop" on Wednesday, October 8, as part of its ongoing AQUA PARADISE exhibition. The educational event combined marine science education with traditional crafting techniques, offering participants an immersive experience into ocean conservation and Korean cultural arts.

The workshop featured two distinguished experts who guided participants through different aspects of marine life and creative expression. Shin Su-yeon, director of the Paran Ocean Citizen Science Center in Jeju, conducted an informative seminar about the fascinating world of seas and coral ecosystems. Her presentation provided attendees with valuable insights into marine biodiversity and the critical importance of coral reef conservation.

Following the educational seminar, participants engaged in a hands-on crochet workshop led by Jung Eunhae, director of Eco Orot and a featured artist in the AQUA PARADISE exhibition. The crafting session allowed attendees to create coral-inspired artwork using traditional crochet techniques, bridging the gap between environmental awareness and artistic expression. This interactive component enabled participants to take home tangible reminders of their learning experience while developing new creative skills.

The workshop was strategically held in conjunction with the AQUA PARADISE exhibition, which showcases various artworks and installations related to marine themes and ocean conservation. This exhibition represents the Korean Cultural Center's commitment to promoting environmental awareness through cultural and artistic programming.

Visitors interested in exploring the AQUA PARADISE exhibition can continue to do so until November 28. The exhibition maintains regular visiting hours from Monday through Friday, operating from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with the last entry permitted at 5:30 PM. This extended timeline provides ample opportunity for community members and tourists to engage with the marine-themed artistic content and educational materials.

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