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Biosphere: JENGAMinhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im (2024)

Biosphere: JENGA》은(는) Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im2024년 작품이다. 매체: Site-specific Projection mapping 4 '30" projection, Two Channel Audio. 장소: KAIST E14 Main Building, Daejeon, South Korea. KAIST 경험디자인연구실(XD Lab)에서 제작·연구되었으며, 미디어아트·인터랙티브 아트·웹 아트 맥락에서 감상할 수 있다.

크레딧

작가
Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im
연도
2024
매체
Site-specific Projection mapping 4 '30" projection, Two Channel Audio
장소
KAIST E14 Main Building, Daejeon, South Korea
참여
Part of the Projecting the Anthropocene project

Biosphere: JENGA | Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im
Technosphere: UNITE D’HABITATION | Euan Kang, Intae Hwang

Project Manager: Jeanyoon Choi
Art Director, Advisor: Prof Yiyun Kang

요약

After a year-long collaboration with the KAIST Center for Anthropocene Studies, XD Lab presented two distinct projection mapping artworks: JENGA (Biosphere) and UNITE D'HABITATION (Technosphere), which poetically and immersively depict various aspects of the Anthropocene.

작품 설명

JENGA | Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im

Humanity has exploited and destroyed the Earth’s resources and her life. This process was done slowly and secretly, thus most of modern people can only recognize, but are unable to feel this tragedy.

The project mapped on KAIST main building runs with three parts.

First part, giant hands alter the main building, showing how humanity has changed the Earth fitting to our needs and greed. After several demonstrations of using the Earth’s resources, a collapsed world is all that remains.

Second part delivers a message about human centered choice of species and extinction with the scene of stacking animals. Giant hands try to make up for their fault by stacking animals and restore the world. However, this could not be fulfilled as pigs and chickens flood in and fill up the world.

Last part, we imagine the end of the overpopulated Earth. Space filled with animals is finally distorted, and after chaos, we encounter the ‘Earth reset’.

자주 묻는 질문

누가 만든 작품인가요?
Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im. KAIST 경험디자인연구실(XD Lab) 소속 연구자가 제작한 작품입니다.
어떤 매체로 만든 작품인가요?
Site-specific Projection mapping 4 '30" projection, Two Channel Audio.
어디서 전시되었나요?
KAIST E14 Main Building, Daejeon, South Korea.

관련 링크

Biosphere: JENGAMinhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im (2024)

Biosphere: JENGA is a 2024 work by Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im. Medium: Site-specific Projection mapping 4 '30" projection, Two Channel Audio. Venue: KAIST E14 Main Building, Daejeon, South Korea. Produced and researched at XD Lab (Experience Design Lab), KAIST — part of a broader inquiry into media art, interactive art, and web art.

Credits

Artist
Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im
Year
2024
Medium
Site-specific Projection mapping 4 '30" projection, Two Channel Audio
Venue
KAIST E14 Main Building, Daejeon, South Korea
Participants
Part of the Projecting the Anthropocene project

Biosphere: JENGA | Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im
Technosphere: UNITE D’HABITATION | Euan Kang, Intae Hwang

Project Manager: Jeanyoon Choi
Art Director, Advisor: Prof Yiyun Kang

Summary

After a year-long collaboration with the KAIST Center for Anthropocene Studies, XD Lab presented two distinct projection mapping artworks: JENGA (Biosphere) and UNITE D'HABITATION (Technosphere), which poetically and immersively depict various aspects of the Anthropocene.

Description

JENGA | Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im

Humanity has exploited and destroyed the Earth’s resources and her life. This process was done slowly and secretly, thus most of modern people can only recognize, but are unable to feel this tragedy.

The project mapped on KAIST main building runs with three parts.

First part, giant hands alter the main building, showing how humanity has changed the Earth fitting to our needs and greed. After several demonstrations of using the Earth’s resources, a collapsed world is all that remains.

Second part delivers a message about human centered choice of species and extinction with the scene of stacking animals. Giant hands try to make up for their fault by stacking animals and restore the world. However, this could not be fulfilled as pigs and chickens flood in and fill up the world.

Last part, we imagine the end of the overpopulated Earth. Space filled with animals is finally distorted, and after chaos, we encounter the ‘Earth reset’.

FAQ

Who made this work?
Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im, a researcher at XD Lab (Experience Design Lab), KAIST.
What medium is it?
Site-specific Projection mapping 4 '30" projection, Two Channel Audio.
Where was it shown?
KAIST E14 Main Building, Daejeon, South Korea.

Related

Biosphere: JENGA

2024
ArtistMinhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im
MediumSite-specific Projection mapping 4 '30" projection, Two Channel Audio
VenueKAIST E14 Main Building, Daejeon, South Korea
ParticipantsPart of the Projecting the Anthropocene projectBiosphere: JENGA | Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong ImTechnosphere: UNITE D’HABITATION | Euan Kang, Intae HwangProject Manager: Jeanyoon Choi Art Director, Advisor: Prof Yiyun Kang
Biosphere: JENGA

After a year-long collaboration with the KAIST Center for Anthropocene Studies, XD Lab presented two distinct projection mapping artworks: JENGA (Biosphere) and UNITE D'HABITATION (Technosphere), which poetically and immersively depict various aspects of the Anthropocene.

Biosphere: JENGA

JENGA | Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im

Humanity has exploited and destroyed the Earth’s resources and her life. This process was done slowly and secretly, thus most of modern people can only recognize, but are unable to feel this tragedy.

The project mapped on KAIST main building runs with three parts.

First part, giant hands alter the main building, showing how humanity has changed the Earth fitting to our needs and greed. After several demonstrations of using the Earth’s resources, a collapsed world is all that remains.

Second part delivers a message about human centered choice of species and extinction with the scene of stacking animals. Giant hands try to make up for their fault by stacking animals and restore the world. However, this could not be fulfilled as pigs and chickens flood in and fill up the world.

Last part, we imagine the end of the overpopulated Earth. Space filled with animals is finally distorted, and after chaos, we encounter the ‘Earth reset’.

© 2024 Experience Design Lab (XD Lab), Minhyeok Seo, Junyeong Im

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