“The Drift of Apagi : The way of water, wind, and stars” Jeju Island is a place imbued with a history of drift. This exhibition explores how various elements that have shaped Jeju nature, religion, culture, and politics intertwine within the international context, balancing on the edge of chance and necessity to form its unique identity and commonalities. We examine the impact of natural phenomena like the Kuroshio Current and Jeju's constellations on human life and how the concept of 'drift' interacts with our perception. Historical records tell us that a Japanese envoy, during an exchange with the Tang Dynasty, accidentally drifted to Jeju (then known as Tamna Kingdom), leading to Prince Apagi(阿波伎) of Tamna visiting Japan. Just as these numerous drifts along ocean currents have shaped our civilization, the Jeju Biennale aims to create another vast ocean where encounters, collisions, and fusions take place. The Jeju Biennale, through diverse artworks and programs, addresses these themes, offering visitors a new perspective on Jeju's history and culture. This exhibition reinterprets Jeju's multifaceted stories formed at the intersection of chance and necessity from an artistic standpoint, providing new insights and inspiration.