Dexter to Exhibit “Flashback Gyerim,” Featuring AI VFX, at ‘AI Content Festival 2026’…“Expanding the Sense of Space Beyond the Bounds of Media Art with AI”

▲ Exhibition Image of Dexter Studios’ ‘Flashback Gyerim’ at ‘AI Content Festival 2026’

Comprehensive content studio Dexter Studios(206560, hereinafter “Dexter”) is participating in the ‘AI Content Festival 2026’ held at COEX in Seoul from November 12 to 14, presenting an immersive exhibition that expands the universe of its subsidiary Flashback Ground’s media art exhibition ‘Flashback Gyerim’ using AI technology.

Hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and organized by the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA), the ‘AI Content Festival 2026’ is designed to share achievements in the AI content industry, accelerate AI content transformation, and advance the creative ecosystem. Dexter is offering a cinematic experience by showcasing ‘Flashback Gyerim’ content integrated with AI technology on a massive LED screen within the ‘Cross Track’ zone, which highlights convergence cases between AI content and diverse industries such as fashion, beauty, food, education, and tourism.

‘Flashback Gyerim’ is a history-telling media art exhibition that reinterprets the mythical narratives of Silla, Korea’s millennium-old ancient capital, with a modern sensibility. Concentrating the core capabilities of Dexter Group affiliates—including VFX (Visual Effects), sound design, immersive content production, and spatial design—the exhibition allows visitors to experience the world of Silla folklore multisensorially. Permanently exhibited at the Gyeongju Bomun Tourist Complex, ‘Flashback Gyerim’ has drawn significant domestic and international attention as a ‘K-Heritage’ media art project that brings cultural heritage, myths, and folktales to life as immersive content.

Utilizing AI outpainting technology, Dexter expanded the visual scope and spatial depth of ‘Flashback Gyerim’ media art content to fit the massive 18-meter-long LED exhibition environment at ‘AI Content Festival 2026’. Outpainting is a technique that generates new visual information beyond the borders of an existing image or video frame to widen its expressive range; its core lies in seamlessly rendering off-screen visuals based on the original composition, color palette, and surrounding visual context.

Key contents of ‘Flashback Gyerim’ were reconstructed through Dexter’s AI outpainting, including ‘Dragon’s Domain’—which depicts a dragon, storms, and waves off the Silla coast based on the legend of King Munmu becoming a guardian dragon of the East Sea—as well as ‘Palace of the Deep’ and ‘Cheonjongo, the Celestial Treasure Vault’. By adding spatial depth and maximizing visual scale into areas previously uncaptured within the frame, Dexter aims to demonstrate the potential of AI technology in media art exhibitions and spatial digital content.

Leveraging technologies like AI outpainting enables completed media art content to be rapidly optimized and reconfigured to match the size and shape of any exhibition venue, reducing the time and cost required to expand content across diverse platforms such as touring or overseas exhibitions. With ultra-large media platforms like ‘Sphere’ in Las Vegas rapidly growing in the global entertainment market, the company noted that this exhibition serves as a compelling blueprint for the future direction of the spatial entertainment industry fused with AI.

A Dexter representative stated, “The AI VFX technologies that Dexter has proactively built are expanding beyond traditional video content like films and series into diverse realms such as ultra-large media art and spatial content. Through this exhibition, we aim to introduce new AI-driven content creation methodologies and showcase their wide-ranging applicability across various sectors.”