PBG opens a new space in Le Marais, where art, fashion, and history have accumulated over time. The inaugural exhibition, Genesis: The Continuum of Aesthetics, presents an aesthetic sensibility and visual language shaped in Korea within the artistic context of France. It highlights how layers of time and contemporary perception form a continuous movement, marking a point of departure for situating these practices within an international context. Contemporary art in Korea has evolved from a longstanding attitude of restraint and reflection, developing through encounters with diverse visual languages. This development has unfolded through continuity rather than rupture, with tradition reconfiguring itself within present forms. The participating artists — Choi Youngwook, Ha Taeim, Yoon Byungrock, Maria Chang, Lim MiRyang, and Choi Hyeji — translate this accumulated sensibility into the present through distinct contemporary approaches. The lines found in Choi Youngwook’s moon jars evoke meditation and circulation; Ha Taeim’s chromatic refractions create perceptual strata. Yoon Byungrock reveals the vitality of matter through meticulous realism, while Maria Chang condenses organic force within dense textures. Lim MiRyang inscribes the flow of the unconscious through dynamic gesture, and Choi Hyeji reinterprets everyday scenes through a contemporary gaze. Rather than directly citing tradition, their works demonstrate how a sensibility shaped in Korea operates within a modern visual language. In Paris, this sensibility encounters new perspectives and unfolds further layers of meaning. The exhibition marks the first chapter in revealing how an aesthetic transmitted through time assumes renewed presence today.