Seen in the Dusk consists of a 17-minute long performance, and an installation, which includes sound pieces, moving image work and sculptural elements. And a publication that aims to translate the process of research exploring myths, memory, how we perceive ourselves, and the understanding of nature as an entity. This project is a collaboration between the artists Jina Song and Martha Panagiotopolou, where they explored intersections between Greek and Korean Mythologies. 
It aims to promote intercultural connections and myths as a form of knowledge, with a democratic nature. It brings elements of nature worship and its strong connection with womanhood. It celebrates respect, changes, and cycles.
Also as an educational element, the publication informs the two artists’ practices and future collaborations and indicates possibilities within the two artists’ practices. It allows scope for discussions regarding the roles of artists in exploring ancient forms of knowledge and in cultural exchanges.