An indoor exhibition space in Seongdong-gu, South Korea, features a large, intricately designed mechanical creature sculpture positioned centrally

An indoor exhibition space in Seongdong-gu, South Korea, features a large, intricately designed mechanical creature sculpture positioned centrally. The sculpture is predominantly white and silver, presenting a bulbous central body with detailed paneling and perforated sections. Six robust, articulated limbs extend from the main body; four function as support legs, terminating in multi-clawed feet on the light-colored floor, while two additional arm-like structures extend forward. Sections of all six limbs are heavily adorned with numerous small, sparkling, crystal-like embellishments. In the immediate foreground, a black and tan Dachshund, wearing a shimmering silver jacket, stands on the floor behind a low black rope barrier. A small black sign attached to the barrier explicitly states, "PLEASE DON'T TOUCH." In the mid-ground, behind the sculpture, a large, curvilinear structure constructed from multiple parallel light-colored wooden slats spans horizontally. Behind this wooden element, a light blue/grey textured wall serves as a backdrop, featuring a prominent backlit neon sign that reads "TAMBURINS." Several individuals are visible in the background and mid-ground, observing the scene; one person in a yellow top and black skirt is partially visible on the left, while others are further back near the "TAMBURINS" sign. Bright overhead lighting illuminates the entire display.