LIGHT PASSAGE
SITE 04_ LIGHT PASSAGE is located in the narrowest alley of Chungjangno. It allows visitors to travel to another space, not through virtual portals but Through their actual movement. Opening the door, visitors meet LED lines inspired by silk threads installed as if they are weaving buildings together. They guide them to the public parking lot and sometimes detect and follow visitors’ movements. The once dead space becomes a passage to another space and at the same time relate with people through interactive light.
Just as it is read, Fun Pun Folly is a folly for joy and pleasure. Consisting of booths installed in 4 different sites, each reflects different themes while occupying abandoned or unexpected spaces. By opening the door of each Folly, you encounter a new world of light. Inspired by an organic being through which the light of Gwangju could flow, it draws the attention and interest of visitors while providing interactive contents based on different forms of light.
| 2015 | Received Korea Remodeling Award, Korea Remodeling Association / Exhibition: “Skid Art for Sharing.” National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea |
| 2013-2014 | Received Seoul Special City Architecture Award |
| 2013 | Guest exhibition: Korean Cultural Centre India. New Delhi, India |
| 2012 | Designed SK Happiness Foundation Office Building. Seoul, Korea |
| 2011 | Designed Paul Smith Flagship Store. Seoul, Korea / Designed Cubric, Art Folly 2012_Cubrick. National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. Seoul, Korea |
| 2010 | Exhibition: “12 Contemporary Architects of Korea: Exhibition by Harvard University.” Cambridge, U.S. |
| 2015 | Exhibition: “Light Club.” E-land Space. E-land Headquarters. Seoul, Korea / Exhibition: “Humans are a Type of A Star,,,FLOW.” Logos Pastoral Gallery. Uiwang, Korea |
| 2013-2015 | Adjunct Professor, Department of Fine Arts, College of Arts, Chung-Ang University |
| 2011 | Received Gwangju Art Prize. Gwangju Art Prize Committee |
| 2010 | Exhibition: “JIN SIYON Video & LED Installation.” Crown Haitai Gallery. Seoul, Korea |
| 2008 | Exhibition: “Two Wheels.” Taipei Artist Village Gallery. Taipei, Taiwan |
| 2005 | Received Ha Jungwoong Young Artists’ Prize. Gwangju Museum of Art |
