Gwanghwamun Square light sculpture
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This light sculpture reinterprets the symbolism of the Ilwolobongdo (Ilwolbongdo) and the structural beauty of traditional Korean Dancheong architecture. The rhythm created by Dancheong's columns, beams, and gongpo (portable walls) is expanded into modern tile modules, and variations in color and light reveal a new spatial beauty of traditional architecture. The vibrant colors and changing lighting create a visual rhythm, and over time, the traditional and modern sensibilities naturally overlap. By following the flow of light, visitors can experience a new sense of fusion between tradition and modernity.
*This is a new way of creating sculptures that recycles tiles and produces no waste.
EVERYWARE
Everywhere is a new media art group exploring the boundaries between reality and the virtual, exploring the expansion of audience experience through digital technology and interactive works. They collaborate with international venues like the Ars Electronica Centre and the Victoria and Albert Museum, as well as domestic institutions and companies like the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art and Hyundai Motor Company.
