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Exhibitions
Hanji Towers, Kazerne, Eindhoven, NL 2023
Hanji Towers, Culture Station Seoul
284, Seoul, KR, 2023
Hanji Experiment pH,
2023
Hanji Experiment,
2022
Feather and Constellation, 2022
Soft Shelter: Beyond the Subject, 2022
DANDAN sculpture, 2022
Consumption of Heritage Kids, 2021
Cross: warp and weft, 2020
Still Real, 2020
Consumption of Heritage, 2018-2019
Transforming Heritage Into Labour, 2018-2019
The Sculpture, 2017-2018
Beyond the Subject, 2015
Le Pli, 2011
KKAKK: Left and Right, 2010KKAKK, 2008
Works
About
Contact
Exhibitions
Hanji Towers, Kazerne, Eindhoven, NL 2023
Hanji Towers, Culture Station Seoul
284, Seoul, KR, 2023
Hanji Experiment pH, 2023
Hanji Experiment, 2022
Feather and Constellation, 2022
Soft Shelter: Beyond the Subject, 2022
DANDAN sculpture, 2022 Consumption of Heritage Kids, 2021 Cross: warp and weft, 2020
Still Real, 2020
Consumption of Heritage, 2018-2019 Transforming Heritage Into Labour, 2018-2019
The Sculpture, 2017-2018
Beyond the Subject, 2015
Le Pli, 2011
KKAKK: Left and Right, 2010KKAKK, 2008
Works
Contact
Exhibitions
Hanji Towers, Kazerne, Eindhoven, NL 2023
Hanji Towers, Culture Station Seoul
284, Seoul, KR, 2023
Hanji Experiment pH, 2023
Hanji Experiment, 2022
Feather and Constellation, 2022
Soft Shelter: Beyond the Subject, 2022
DANDAN sculpture, 2022 Consumption of Heritage Kids, 2021 Cross: warp and weft, 2020
Still Real, 2020
Consumption of Heritage, 2018-2019 Transforming Heritage Into Labour, 2018-2019
The Sculpture, 2017-2018
Beyond the Subject, 2015
Le Pli, 2011
KKAKK: Left and Right, 2010KKAKK, 2008
Works
“Hanji Tower” is an embodiment of the delicate yet durable nature of Hanji
paper, crafted into three intricately detailed stone-like sculptures. The
3-dimensional artworks invite viewers to contemplate our relationship with Nature, specifically the ancient tradition of stacking rocks as a symbi-
otic wishing ritual between Human and Nature.
“Hanji Tower” offers a critical reflection on the current social trend of rock
stacking challenging us to slow down and consider how our past practices
have impacted our present interactions with the environment.
Exhibited:
Culture Station Seoul 284
Seoul, South Korea, April-June 2023
Concept, Design: Sun Lee