Saturday, 11 January 2014

Comic Stamp-art with UB & Romi





Comic Stamp-art with UB & Romi


Join this workshop to make your own comic! This participatory artwork encourages you to use stamps to tell a story. Put the stamps together in any combination to create your own characters and world. Then you can arrange them using speech bubbles to create a narrative. The completed comics will be collected and made into a co-operatively produced comic book which will be presented to the City Library.


Where: Gallery @ City Library
When: 14, 15 and 16 January, from 2pm to 6pm

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Sunday, 8 September 2013

Saturday, 7 September 2013

Organization of proliferation for ‘south taste buds stimulating worm’ (2008.10)





Organization of proliferation for ‘south taste buds stimulating worm’ (2008.10)
Film, performance, interactive/Color/English subtitle/0:04:02

Story

This organization wants discover the amazing ‘south taste buds stimulating worm’ and further more they want the creature multiply by parasitize to human’s body. It certainly looks like just a ‘Dal-go-na’ (cheap Korean candy; it made by sugar and Sodium bicarbonate) but the organization think it is most attractive and mysterious creature in the world. So they study hardly in the laboratory and give to people ‘south taste buds stimulating worm’ for experiment.

Commentary

It was first interactive art in public place to me. So I want show to people very unfamiliar and useless things- in other words, Korean called it “Fine Art”. But it is also interactive art, so I need trap for attractive people in the street. ‘Dal-go-na’ has sweet smell and nostalgia about childhood. When people follow sweet smell in Ordinary Street and eat that deliciously, they also found strange pseudo organization try to found secret of mere trifle. And they may felt being a material for experiment. This project started without certain subject but it gave to me big question about relationship between pedantry and art.

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/urbanpixel/7614940628/