FIELD CASES

Evidence from the field.

Selected work across organisations, public culture, sound, movement and immersive media. These records describe what took place and SPACE MOUM’s role in each setting.

Participant feedback is reported as self-report, not as evidence of clinical efficacy. Dates and other details are included where confirmed in the project record.

ORGANISATIONS / SOUTH KOREA

Nielsen Korea

SPACE MOUM delivered an arts-based programme combining movement, sensory attention, breath and sound for Nielsen Korea employees.

Audience: 15 employees
Duration: 100 minutes
SPACE MOUM’s role: Programme delivery

Recorded participant self-report averages were: tension 5.8 before and 1.6 after; restfulness 3.3 before and 8.6 after. Programme satisfaction was 9.3 out of 10.

These figures describe one session. They do not establish causation, clinical effectiveness, long-term change or workplace performance. The public record does not specify a separate response count or scale anchors for tension and restfulness.

Nielsen Korea employees participating in a SPACE MOUM movement and sensory programme

PUBLIC CULTURE / EUNPYEONG, SEOUL

Eunpyeong Cultural Foundation · Urban forest

SPACE MOUM delivered 16 arts-based sessions in an urban forest setting, connecting bodily and sensory attention with the experience of place.

Delivery: 16 sessions
Feedback: 52 survey responses
SPACE MOUM’s role: Programme delivery

Participant-reported overall satisfaction was 4.88 out of 5; satisfaction with the location was 4.87 out of 5. Reported intention to participate again was 96.2%.

The 16 sessions describe the delivery scale; 52 is the survey response count, not a total attendance figure. These responses concern the programme experience and do not measure clinical or long-term outcomes.

SPACE MOUM programme among trees in an Eunpyeong urban forest

ORGANISATIONS / SOUTH KOREA

KIA · Workshop via WELLBI

A mindfulness workshop for newly appointed managers at KIA, offering time for reflection through artistic experience.

Commissioning route: via WELLBI
SPACE MOUM’s role: Programme delivery
Audience: Newly appointed KIA managers

Commissioned via WELLBI; SPACE MOUM delivered the programme. No participant outcome figures are presented here.

DIGITAL / XR

GOYO Meditation Planet

GOYO extends inquiry into the body, movement and sound into a virtual environment. It connects Korean perspectives on bodily experience with contemporary immersive media.

International presentation: NewImages Festival, Paris · 2024
Creators identified in the press record: Soojin Pray and SeoRyoung Kim
SPACE MOUM’s role: Artistic project development
Support documented in the press record: Arts Korea Lab

TechvangArt encountered the prototype at NewImages Festival and published an interview on 16 June 2024. The feature documents artistic and technical exploration; it is not an efficacy study.

Read the GOYO interview in TechvangArt

Watch GOYO Meditation Planet

A participant using a headset to experience GOYO Meditation Planet

DIGITAL / IMMERSIVE MEDIA

Digital Forest Meditation Odyssey

Forest imagery, projection, live sound and guided participation come together in an immersive experience. The work has been presented in Jeonju and Seoul, and operated in a public experience setting at Suji Library in Yongin.

SPACE MOUM’s role: Artistic content, live performance, participant experience design and on-site operation
Settings: Jeonju · Seoul · Suji Library, Yongin

This is a record of artistic presentation and operation. No measured participant outcomes are claimed.

Projection and participants in Digital Forest Meditation Odyssey

SOUND / LIVE PRACTICE

Korean Sound

Live resonant instruments and guided listening create a shared sound experience. The existing field photographs document the instruments, practitioners and group setting.

For event, MICE and hospitality formats, see the specialist English page.

Explore Korean Sound formats and enquiries

SPACE MOUM practitioners with resonant percussion and singing bowls

MOVEMENT / GROUP PRACTICE

THE LIVING BODY

Approved programme photographs document group movement and reflection through writing and drawing. The emphasis is on sensing breath, weight and movement in a shared setting.

No attendance totals or outcome data are asserted for this record.

Explore THE LIVING BODY and its programme photographs