2024
Situated Listening Modes in an Ecological place
Song of Old Ones
An Ethnography of Chasing the Wind
Soundwalk: A Short Story of the Wind
Land, Ghost and the Rumors(2024)
Into the (re)wild(Essay)
2023
Anthropocene Sonnet
Land, Ghost and the Rumors(2023)
Re-shaping t/dunes(2023)
2022
My Neighbor K; The Peculiar Garden
Moving Air
Re-shaping t/dunes(2022)
Acoustic Territories(Fragile Lines)
2021
Inscription
Listening Performance: Flashback session / The other’s sonic experience; Bus22
2020
Aural Tectonics / Feedback Devices
2018
Fall in/out
Place: Elephantspace, Seoul
Date: 19/10/2022-23/10/2022
Format: Sound and sound Installation
<My Neighbor Mr. K: The Peculiar Garden> is an exhibition exploring the organically intertwined landscape of digital and analog realms in today's world. This collaborative exhibition features the digital media artists duo Qoo-Tec and the ceramic artist Pieces (Seunghoon Yoo).
Unknown Kim and Handi Kim of Qoo-Tec began their work by identifying the smallest unit elements that constitute reality in both digital virtual reality and physical reality. Bit. A bit is the smallest unit of information and a fundamental element of the digital virtual world, represented as either 0 or 1. Earth. Earth is the material that makes up the ground and is often used as a metaphor for birth and creation in ancient stories.
In collaboration with Pieces (Seunghoon Yoo), who creates objects and models of the earth using ceramics, Unknown Kim and Handi Kim recreate contemporary landscapes through a mixture of bits and earth. This landscape is depicted as a "peculiar garden" where various forms of life coexist. The garden portrays data floating and parasitizing on the ground like characters or conversely shows the ground formed by reliance on data, connecting the fundamental elements of the two different realities, bit and earth. Through this process, "My Neighbor Mr. K: The Peculiar Garden" proposes a perspective on understanding today's information technology society.
Writing: Unknown Kim
Reviewing/Proofreading: Hanbeom Lee
Graphic Design: Handi Kim, Dasul Jung
Voice Collaboration: Hyosook Lee
Research Program Participants: Doeun Kim, Kai Oh, Sunghoon Yoo
Visiting Hours:
- Weekdays: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Weekends: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Opening Tea Party:
- Date: October 19, 2022
- Time: 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
- Capacity: 50 people
Sponser: Arts Council Korea