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Hospital for Attachment
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Drops of reminiscence
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Lost & Found
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Good Night,
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Panopticave
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Just Drop IT
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Hospital for Attachment
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Drops of reminiscence
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Lost & Found
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Good Night,
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Panopticave
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Just Drop IT
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Hospital for Attachment
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Drops of reminiscence
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Lost & Found
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Good Night,
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Panopticave
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Just Drop IT
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Hospital for Attachment
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Drops of reminiscence
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Lost & Found
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Good Night,
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Panopticave
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Just Drop IT
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Hospital for Attachment
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second.
Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Time runs forever, and inside of them are short and memorable instances. Each and every moment inevitably pass us, happening and ending concurrently. But these seemingly diminishing moments build on each other to create what we see as the past, present, and future. Though from the universe’s perspective our lives may be insignificant and short, the small but definitely existing reminiscent beauties in our lives may last forever. The phrase that short instances last forever may sound contradicting. But these contradicting moments continuously occur in our lives and live as proof of our claims.
Drops of reminiscence
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Design Concept
Everything in this world is
ephemeral. Compared to the scale of the universe, peoples’ existences are extremely faint—lives blooming and withering again and again simultaneously at every second. Despite the limited amount of time given to us humans in comparison to the infinity of the universe, we devote our whole lives to becoming the best of ourselves.
Lost & Found
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Design Concept
The time of puberty is evoked and reflected on through the experiences of this space. Reminiscing on the constantly shifting search for identity through movement and realizing that the journey through this period of growing pains can be reflected on with warmth through sweet aromas. This experience of finding a sweet and watching a constantly shifting scene represents the expedition and inspection of finding one’s identity. The playground-inspired structure eliciting a playful atmosphere and acting as a lighthearted reflection on the hindsight of adolescence.
Good Night,
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Sleep Tight,
Don't let IT Bite
Design Concept
An urban mythology based on the notion of a metropolitan creature that consumes the sleep of the modern person is given life in the form of an installation art piece that provides surrealness and counter-intuitiveness to a common, everyday experience, walking the fine line between the boundaries of reality and imagination. The creature permeates through the interior and exterior of the rooftop, providing a natural transition of space between the introduction of the creature to the audience and what it seemingly signifies. The merry-go-round situated on the outdoors of the building symbolizes the interaction that the urban myth has with us. The corrosion and decay of the amusement park ride that is deeply linked to our childhood is a juxtaposition of our current form in contrast with the energetic and exuberant child that we all were. The merry-go-round continues to revolve slowly, creaking and moaning; a reflection of modern society and a fitting ending to this urban ghost story.
Panopticave
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Design Concept
Let’s flash back to our childhood when we used to play hide-and-seek. Were you busy tenaciously concealing yourself to hide from exposure, yet sticking your head out to see where the seeker was? We all have at least one moment when we were caught by the seeker while doing so, to look for the seeker or our hidden friends.
Why couldn’t we resist their curiosity and stick our head out? In this installation project, we rendered such contradictory feelings of a desire to hide and irresistibility to observe our surroundings simultaneously.
To fulfill both feelings, we created a cave using the asymmetry of visibility. Inside our Panopticave, you can hide and see everything without revealing yourself.
Just Drop IT
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
Design Concept
As digital culture develops, we rely on digital cloud devices rather than brain functions. Memos written down and pictures captured on the screen, thinking, “We’ll need them someday,” are sleeping in digital devices, forgetten even their existence. This indicates that we are suffering from “digital storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” such as “storage obsessive-compulsive disorder,” which refers to symptoms of not being able to throw away or collect useless or valuable objects in fear of “throwing or losing things.”
해외 명문대학원/대학/유명아트스쿨 진학 상담
34년 전통 포트폴리오 제작지도/지원컨설팅_학사/편입/석사
ARTPHIL
Go beyond
The Reason
History
1990년 취미미술로 설립된 아트필은 우리나라의 유학미술 1세대부터 현세대까지 30년 넘는 시간동안 한국의 예술적 글로벌 인재들을 양성해 왔습니다.
지금까지 해외 유명학교들에 수많은 합격생과 장학생들을 배출하면서 쌓아온 폭넓은 경험과 노하우로 유수 명문대학의 석학들로 성장할 수 있도록 올바른 방향을 제시하고 있습니다. 스스로 연구하고 지속 발전할 수 있는 인재를 양성하는것이 우리의 사명입니다.
Our Belief and Vision
아트필은 "내일의 예술적 인재를 양성하는 것이 더 나은 사회를 건설하는 의미 있는 길"이라 믿습니다.
아트필을 거쳐간 예술가, 건축가, 그래픽 디자이너, 패션 디자이너와 크리에이티브 전문가들은 글로벌 맥락의 담론에 참여하고, 그들의 능력과 경험을 국내외 예술문화영역에 기여함으로써 미래의 리더가 되는 최고의 기회를 가지게 됩니다. 이것이 바로 왜 아트필이 학생 개개인의 성공에 노력을 기울이는지, 그리고 어떻게 명성이 높은 해외 교육기관으로 진학시키는, 엄청난 결과를 이룰 수 있는지에 대한 아트필의 이유입니다. 아트필은 우리가 함께하는 내일의 세상에 대해 같이 고민하고, 내일의 문화선도를 위한 역할을 수행하고 지켜가기 위해 노력합니다.
Curri-spot
"아트필은 '진단'하고, 학생의 미래를 예측해서 처방 합니다."
Curri-Spot은 독자적인 Artphil의 '프롬트' 맞춤형 프로그램으로, 학생들은 Curri-Spot을 통해
스스로를 정확히 진단(전공/학위/학습정도/배경)하고 그에 맞는 개인별 맞춤 커리 프롬트들을 통해서 포트폴리오를 제작합니다. 이 시스템은 33년간 지속적으로 교수진에 의해 재평가되고 개선되어 현재의 혁신적인 발전을 이루었습니다.
Animation, Fine Art . . .
one-on-one portfolio guidance
customized to each student
Artphil Course
systematic and fexible
Artphil’s individualized program
Summer Intensive
credit-transfer from schools
receive customized lessons
"How does the Curri-Spot
Prep System work
in our institute?"
1 . Curri-Spot
2 . Course
3 . Student's Spot
각 스팟은 각각 하나의 과업 난이도를
나타냅니다. 클래스 시간은 스팟의 수를 세는 것 만으로도 간단히 결정할 수 있습니다.
Curri-Spot 시스템에서는 각각의
네 가지 수준에 대해 열 가지 다른 과목의 프롬트들이 제공됩니다. 학생들은 개인의 기술, 배경 및 수업 경험에 따라 진급합니다.
교수의 안내를 통해 학생들은 적절한
과목을 선택합니다. 학생들은
현재 그룹의 모든 스팟을 채우면
다음 수준으로 진급합니다.
"전공자와 비전공자 모두 문제 없습니다. 각각의 프롬트 조합(레서피)은 학생 개개인에 맞도록 처방되기 때문에 가장 빠른 시기에 실력과 더불어 최고의 결과를 보장합니다."
4 . Recommended Class Ratio
학생들은 자신의 수준에 적합한 과목별 프롬트가 배정됩니다. 색상으로 표시된 막대 그래프는
이수를 권장하는 각각의 수준의 과목 비율을 보여 줍니다. 이 비율은 미술에 대한 다양한 경험을 가진 학생들 (신입생 BFA, 전학생, MFA 등의 다양한 경험부터 미술 경험이 전혀 없는 경우까지) 을 위해 적절한 교육 수준으로 구성되어 제공됩니다.
5 . Course Credit System
Artphil의 6개월 프로그램은 480시간의 수업 시간과
48시간의 인체 드로잉 (크로키)으로 구성되어 총 18 학점 (24 점의 작품)을 얻게 됩니다.
12개월 프로그램에서는 학생들은 960시간의 수업 시간과
96시간의 인체 드로잉 (크로키)을 받아 36 학점 (48 점의 작품)을 얻게 됩니다.
다이어그램에서는 한 주를 스팟으로, 4주를 4개의 스팟으로,
6개월을 24개의 스팟으로, 12개월을 48개의 스팟으로 표현합니다.
Result
아트필은 현재까지
총 5211명의 합격생 / 총 U$90,273,861의
장학금을 받았습니다.
Harvard University 74명, Yale University 47명,MIT 39명,Cooper Union 16명,
Columbia University 102명, Cornell University 65명, U Penn 124명, RISD 307명,
AA School 23명, RCA 15명, SVA 731명, Pratt 645명, SAIC 862명, Parsons 325명,
Art Center 134명, Calarts 127명,FIT 192명.
기타 USA, UK, Europe 소재 대학교들 유학생 1384명을 포함 2023 가을학기 입학까지 총 5211명의 유학입학생들을 배출하였습니다.
* 아트필의 유학입학생 합격포트폴리오 자료는 상담 예약 후 방문 때 열람 확인하면서 상담 받으실 수 있습니다.
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