Nigerian Artists Explore Korean Alphabets in Art Workshop
Nigerian artists participated in a workshop organized by the Korea Cultural Center Nigeria (KCCN) to explore the artistic aspects of Korean alphabets, known as Hangul. The workshop encouraged participants to create art pieces representing Korean words using visual representations of Hangul letters.
Hangul, created in 1443 during the Joseon Dynasty by King Sejong, consists of 24 letters. The event aimed to promote Korean culture and language among Nigerian students and artists, showcasing the flexibility and creativity of Hangul in art.
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