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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Day 43

Open Studio and Exhibition at
Seoul Art Space GEUMCHEON

풍부한 무질서 
Rich Disorganization











* Opening and Performances Thursday,Aug,26,18:00  이세옥+최수환 Rhee Sei+Che Swann , 루이지 코폴라 Luigi Coppla , 제프 슈무키 Jeff Schmuki , 수퍼피쉬스! SUPERFISHES!

* 1st Term Artists in Residence Open Studio
Thursday, Aug, 26~Sunday, Aug,29
10:00~18:00

* Exhibition - Thursday, Aug, 26~Sunday, Sept,5, for 11days, 10:00~18:00
“풍부한 무질서 Rich Disorganization"
* Participating Artists:
김명남 Kim Myoung-Nam, 김지수 Gisoo Kim, 노재운 Rho Jae-oon, 루이지 코폴라 Luigi Coppola (Italy),
극 연구소 마찰 The Pure Theatre Laboratory Machal, 무빙밀머리(박찬국) Moving Milmeory, 박능생 Park Nung-Saeng, 수퍼피쉬스! SUPERFISHES! (Korea+Israel), 스튜디오 우하하 Studio Woohaha, 윤주희 Youn Ju-hee, 이기일 Lee Kiil, 이수영+리금홍 Lee Soo-young + Lee Geum-hong, 이세옥+최수환 Rhee Sei+Che Swann, 이호진 Lee Ho-jin, 인진미 In Jin-mi, 장석준 Jang Suk-joon, 정정주 Jeong Eeong-ju, 조습 JoSeub, 제프 슈무키 Jeff Schmuki (USA), 천영미 Chun Young-mi.

Monday, August 16, 2010

Day 36

My bedroom is now serving as a nursery for a component of the upcoming Project Space 333 Exhibition.  Many of the reconfigured filters previously shown now have chia sprouts.  The cooler enviroment of my air conditioned quarters has successfully slowed down the growth to more normal rates that will leave something for the exhibition.

It has turned out, up to 90% of the materials in both the open studio and upcoming exhibition were originally discarded or thrown away by various neighborhood businesses and factories. 

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Day 34


Sprouts have been very quick due to the warm and humid weather.  It has just taken 3 days for the studio to grow green.  I can now focus on the project space exhibition salted for the 26th,...10 days!

When not in the studio I like to walk about.  It is the best way to feel the city of Seoul.  Skip the fast food though.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Day 30

So I have been here a month and what one thing impresses me to no end?  The Toilet!  Yes, Korea has amazing toilets.  At first glance, this standard Korean toilet seems much like any other toilet with exception to the Star Trek console to the left.
You can probably get a decent idea what each button does....there is even a heated seat. With these options, Koreans do not use much toilet paper...there is no need to.  From a sustainability standpoint, think how many trees go to supplying the U.S. with toilet paper, certainly we can come up with something similar and jut as ecological sound!

Monday, August 9, 2010

Day 27

Studio shots showing plastic tents containing silk thread that will provide the structure for various Korean sprouts.

Friday, August 6, 2010

Day 23

Another pic of the mobile garden which is looking a bit limp from the extreme heat.