Three young members of Be-being interpret Korean gut from their own distinct perspectives and express themselves via their own languages. Through two different forms, gut and worship, they reveal gut’s intrinsic characteristics and capture the joys and sorrows of the shamans who lead gut. Through The Gazes of Three People Watching Gut, this work sheds light on the meaning and artistry of gut and offers audiences an opportunity to contemplate Korean gut and to interpret it in myriad ways.