From May 2017 through July 2018, Jason Krugman Studio curated and made artworks for a new light sculpture park in Jeju Island, South Korea. Krugman Studio helped select 2 Brooklyn-based artists, Tom Fruin and Jen Lewin, and also created 20 permanent light sculptures of its own.

The site, a former green tea farm and museum overlooks the ocean, miles below. Sloping hillsides with rows of tea bushes are bathed in warm sun and humid, semi-tropical conditions for most of the year. Heavy rains come mid-summer and there is sometimes snow in the winter. Jeju is an island with a culture deeply rooted in the sea, as well as in its reverence to Hallasan, its central volcanic mountain. Woman divers, locally called "Haenyeo" (pronounced henya), free-dive in groups to retrieve a variety of beautiful mollusks that can be eaten at shoreline cafes.

The above site map depicts the park's ground and the artwork locations. Other artworks within the park, but not park of Krugman's Studio's curatorial or artistic scope include 2 large installations by internationally renowned sculptor, Bruce Munro, as well as several large sculptures by South Korean Artist, Lee Byeong-chan and a large installation by Jean Pigozzi.

Link to the official Jeju LAF website