Mapping the Crisis: Perception & Reality
[global] Crisis & Design ver.1.0: Living in the Crisis Era, Between Anxiety & Desire / Thematic Group Exhibition at Artgate Gallery, Chelsea, New York, NY (Nov - Dec 2011)
Mapping the Crisis: Perception & Reality
[golbal] Crisis & Design is the first version of thematic group exhibition presented by alliance of emerging desingers in New York, sponsored by Korean government, Korea Institute of Design Promotion (KIDP), an affiliated organization of Ministry of Knowledge Economy of Korea. [global] Crisis & Design ver.1.0 aims to call for an issue of crisis and to look deeply into its influence to daily routine which is source of design. An interdisciplinary group of New York based professionals from various fields, such as urban planning, architecture design, landscape design, fashion design, graphic design and interactive-technology design will presents various approaches and perspectives on the issue of these days’ global primary concerns.
Mapping the Crisis: Perception & Reality
Mapping the Crisis: Perception & Reality is a personal journey through the international design practice of landscape architect Taewook Cha. The project examines and interprets the various types of crisis as we face them every day in different regions, cultures and climates across the globe. In each case, the reality of crisis is hard to grasp and the perception of crisis is often strikingly different. The project identifies six key types of crisis: existence, fear, habitat, system, heritage and pleasure. Instead of making generalizations about the nature of crisis, the project attempts to capture and document particular moments in each case, and apply these towards more site-specific solutions.
Mapping the Crisis: Perception & Reality
[global] Crisis & Design ver.1.0: Living in the Crisis Era, Between Anxiety & Desire / Thematic Group Exhibition at Artgate Gallery, Chelsea, New York, NY (Nov - Dec 2011)