The tidal rush of art that swept through Seoul with the Frieze and Kiaf fairs in early September may have ebbed, but that doesn’t mean the city’s creative scene has gone quiet. Here are three exhibitions by Korean artists that may offer a chance to catch echoes of that earlier frenzy — this time in quieter, more intimate forms. ‘Not I, not I, but the wind that blows through me’What threads link the work of Seoul-born artist Lee Kang-seung and American artist Candice Lin? In the Seoul show, she trains her lens on the bodies of nonhuman subjects: plants, minerals and animals. “PROTOTYPE,” his latest survey exhibition at the Lotte Museum of Art in southern Seoul, immerses visitors in this vision.