In order to discover and introduce Korean artists and present performances of various genres, the Korean Cultural Center in Italy held a contest for online performance videos from December 27 to January 17 through the online application method, and 130 performance teams of various genres applied for this competition. Among them, 10 teams were finally selected through screening, and the selected performance videos will be posted on the YouTube channel of the Korean Cultural Center every month from February to November.

In March, the performance team [Zaree] made a work called 'Sound Painting (Eumhwa 음화 音畫)', using CG techniques to create a Korean painting that looks and hears like a painting, using CG techniques to create a unique Korean Art that combines traditional songs, dances, and music. A performance introducing two songs, 'Yiodosana' and 'One hundred and fifty years' as a traditional Korean instrument, was uploaded.

Zaree [Sound Painting] Performance Introduction

Yiodosana
It is a folk song of Jeju Island that haenyeo sang while rowing while going out or entering the sea on a boat. Zaree was intended to express the sorrows and sorrows of Jeju Haenyeo's life. With live conditions, Yiodosana's catfishing and receiving sounds were composed more abundantly.

One hundred and fifty years
As a Gangwon-do folk song, the existing melodies and lyrics recite the bitterness of life, yet are lively and fun. Zaree concentrated on expressing the loneliness of life of 500 years and tried to keep the characteristics of Menarijo. In addition, Unra and Daebuk, which are not used in existing folk songs, were added to create a solemn atmosphere.