GOMA, an internationally acclaimed didgeridoo player, began painting just two days after he was involved in a traffic accident in 2009. Until then, he had hardly ever painted as a hobby, let alone professionally. But he suddenly began creating unique paintings filled with intricate dots. After his accident, GOMA started suffering aftereffects such as memory loss and blackouts. It took some time to work out what was happening, but a research institute in the US diagnosed him with acquired savant syndrome. This is an extremely rare phenomenon in which people who have suffered brain injuries develop special talents in areas like art, music, and mathematics.

More than ten years after the accident, his daily life is almost completely unaffected, and he is playing didgeridoo again. However, he still spends most of the day painting. His paintings are depictions of the scenes that appear in his head. When he loses consciousness, a world that seems to be wrapped in a pure white luminous substance appears to him. Then, as he is regaining consciousness, colors gradually return. GOMA calls this world full of hope that he sees after losing consciousness the world of light."

Video based on GOMA's music and paintings will play at the venue, providing an experience of his creations through various senses. He will also perform for scheduled yoga + didgeridoo events. Visit the world of mysterious peace that unfolds in GOMA’s mind.