- 2013
- digital print on light box sign system
- 8 parts, 117 × 225 x 20 cm, 108 × 108 x 20 cm, 297 × 225 x 20 cm, 36 × 225 x 20 cm, 153 × 225 x 20 cm, 198 × 135 x 20 cm, 135 × 198 x 20 cm, 135 × 198 x 20 cm
Recurring
- Project type:
- ambiguous
- Commissioners:
- Alternative Space Loop
- Suh Jinsuk
1. In the film Abre los ojos (1997), the protagonist realizes he’s actually dreaming, after experiencing strange things recurring in his dre
2. We often talk about how something’s too good to be true. “Is it real or am I just dreaming?” If you look up “real” in a dictionary, it’ll
3. In reality, we always think art and design should be publicly answerable. In our dreams, it means more paperwork for accounting and consu
4. “Recurring” captures moments of disappointment and frustration we’ve experienced as designers. Too banal to be nightmares, they’re glitch
5. The world we dream of is beautiful and flat. “The high-resolution mankind-floral-nightmare” (Lim Geun-jun). Seamless, we think, until the
6. We believe design and art can change the world. We believe it’s a dream. We believe in no dreams, but waking up from them by interpretati
7. In the film Abre los ojos (1997), the protagonist realizes he’s actually dreaming, after experiencing strange things recurring in his dre
8. We often talk about how something’s too good to be true. “Is it real or am I just dreaming?” If you look up “real” in a dictionary, it’ll
9. In reality, we always think art and design should be publicly answerable. In our dreams, it means more paperwork for accounting and consu
10. “Recurring” captures moments of disappointment and frustration we’ve experienced as designers. Too banal to be nightmares, they’re glitc
11. The world we dream of is beautiful and flat. “The high-resolution mankind-floral-nightmare” (Lim Geun-jun). Seamless, we think, until th
12. We believe design and art can change the world. We believe it’s a dream. We believe in no dreams, but waking up from them by interpretat
(Dream Society, exhibition catalog, 2013)