About
Genius Artist Lee Jung-seop, dedicated to painting, escaped the gunfires of war and settled in Busan. On the steep mountain village of Beomil-dong packed with shabby shacks, Lee continued to create passionate artwork.
Looking down on the area packed with houses from the Leejungseop View Point, we can get a glimpse into the tumultuous life of painter Lee Jung-seop.
The 100 Stairs of Hope next to the observatory is a stair gallery that exhibits the works of Lee Jung-seob along with his yearning for his separated wife. The outdoor gallery, which doubles as a resting area, is where you can see the dynamic sculpture version of Lee’s symbolic work “White Bull.”
The works of Lee Jung-seop shine brightly across the Lee Jung Seop Street in every little corner.
Visitor information
- Opening hours
- Always
- Closed
- Open Throughout The Year
- Admission
- Free
- Getting there
- Walk for 12 min from Exit 7 of Jwacheon Station on Busan Metro Line 1
Get off Bus 186, 29, 38, 86, Dong-gu 1 or Dong-gu 1-1 at Areumville Apartment