Now in its third consecutive year, the event reflects the growing fine arts cooperation between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) amid their broader international integration efforts.

The exhibition brings together 20 Korean and Vietnamese artists who vividly depict the distinctive cultures and daily lives of both nations through diverse materials, including lacquer, mother-of-pearl inlay, ceramics, oil, acrylic, and silk.

With its heartfelt theme, “Love and Friendship” delivers a profound message about the bonds between people, nature, and life.

Vietnamese art is distinguished by its modern lacquer techniques, while Korean art is renowned for Najeon Chilgi - the traditional mother-of-pearl inlay craft that dates back thousands of years.

The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to explore the richness of both nations’ fine arts and their enduring cultural values in the modern era. It will last through to October 27.

Vietnam adds cultural colours to Korean Expo in Paris

Artists from the Vietnam Cultural Centre in France, invited as an honorary guest, brought distinctive performances to the vibrant atmosphere of the Korean Expo 2025 held in Paris on October 4.