The kaleidoscope is a tool that provides visual pleasure to the observer by simultaneously showing the real object and the near-infinite virtual images.
The Kaleidoscope (2015) is a device designed to paradoxically focus on the reality of the work by showing the reality of the work and the virtual images in the exhibition hall according to the movement of the viewer.
The works of the four artists with distinct personalities are delivered as different experiences depending on the movement route, mixing real and virtual images in the exhibition hall. The exhibition space is a metaphor for the real world where the fictional social norms that read the other as stereotypes and the other's individual entities intersect and mix.
Site Location: Gallery in Doosan Art Center, 270 Yeonji-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Site area: Not applicable
Building area: Not applicable
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Maximum height: 3.60m
Number of parking spaces: Not applicable
Structure: wooden structure
External finish: Neoprene artificial fiber, mirror foil artificial fiber, mirror film on MDF
Use: exhibition booth, pavilion
Plan and basic design: MMKM associates Seo-Hong Min, Ah-Sung Gil
Detailed Design : MMKM associates Seohong Min, Ahseong Gil
Supervising : MMKM associates Seohong Min
Structural design: Not applicable
Electrical equipment: Not applicable
Mechanical equipment: Not applicable
Landscape design: N/A
Construction : Welcome Company
Client: Doosan Art Center
Photo: Doosan Art Center
