Exclusive Interviews with Partners and Participants of
“Art Bridge for Good”
“Art Bridge for Good”
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Hwang Donghee: “The Actor as a Mirror of Empathy”
Inclusion is not an act of charity, it is a society’s ability to understand another human being. If an artist can live the life of a stage character who is different from themselves, then society must learn to accept individuals on the autism spectrum as full-fledged participants in the “common film” called Life.
«If someone has influence, I believe it can be meaningful to use even a small part of that influence in a positive way. It doesn't always have to be something huge. Sometimes simply drawing attention to an issue or helping people see something from a different perspective can have value.»
Hwang Donghee
K-drama actor
Behind every interview are people who chose to be part of “Art Bridge for Good.” They talk about what matters to them: creativity and responsibility, the power of art, and the future we are building together. In these conversations, it becomes clear: a common cause unites different voices, professions, and countries. We are grateful to everyone who shares their perspective and experience. Because that is exactly how — through open and sincere dialogue — the bridge is built, the very bridge for which all of this was conceived.
