This artwork is based on Seong Su-jeong’s picture book <A Shape Called Love>.
It shows many feelings that arise in the close relationship between a baby and a parent.

The mix of joy and pain creates a deep and wondrous kind of love.
Through soft, uneven shapes and pieces made by hand,
the artist expresses warmth, comfort, and the gentle human touch.

Read the picture book <A Shape Called Love> together,
then touch and feel the artworks inspired by its words and images.
Imagine what your own shape of love might be!


*Safe and certified fabrics are used where babies can touch.

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  A Shape That Dazzles
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  A Shape like a Cozy Lullaby
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  A Shape of Happiness, Even When Nothing Is Left

In what ways will the exhibit help my child?

• Physical Development The space helps babies move their bodies freely
  and try new things at their own pace.
  By touching, looking, and listening, they develop their body
  control and grow through rich sensory play.
• Cognitive Development This exhibition encourages babies explore the world
  with curiosity, discover shapes and colors,
  and understand cause and effect
• Emotional Development Through experiencing the artworks together
  and interacting in playful ways,
  babies and caregivers can share their feelings,
  and build a warm, caring bond.

How to spend the best time with your toddlers

Encourage your baby to try new things and feel the joy of achievement through play.

• 01

  Make Their Own Choices! Follow where your baby’s little hands lead.
  Encourage them to follow their curiosity and make their own choices.

• 02

  Stay gentle and patient. Let your baby explore slowly and discover in their own time.
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• 03

  Feel Together. Look, touch, and play together with your baby.
  Gentle eye contact and a warm touch help your baby feel safe
  and support their social and emotional growth.

• 04

  Cheer Them On with Warmth. Encourage and celebrate even the smallest attempts.
  Feeling loved helps babies build confidence and find the
  courage to face the world.