“Redefining Design: Embracing All Life for a Sustainable Future”
What is the reason that design has primarily concentrated on human requirements, even though we coexist with billions of animals, plants, and other forms of life? This innovative exhibition offers a fresh viewpoint that is crucial for the sustainable future of our planet.
Where Public Art Collides with Interior Design: A Fusion of Vision and Space
Korean artist Ik-Joong Kang proposed the creation of a massive mural at the Korean Cultural Center New York (KCCNY) that reflects the Korean alphabet Hangeul. A mini-retrospective of his four-decade career is also on display, featuring notable works, including 1392 Moon Jars (Wind) and Throw Everything Together and Add.
Identity, Space and Vision
A house serves as more than just a physical structure providing shelter; it functions as a repository for life itself. This perspective highlights that a home should be filled with meaningful items, creating an environment that nurtures emotional well-being and fosters a sense of belonging.
