Winner of the Golden Lion, the Korean pavilion curated by Minsuk Cho and MASS Studies describes the impossibility of a unitary model of modernity for country split in two.Winner of the Golden Lion for best national pavilion at the 2014 Venice Architecture Bienniale, Korea's Crow's Eye view takes inspiration from the title of a poem by poet-architect Korean Yi Sang (1910-37). It symbolises the fragmented vision born out of an awareness of the impossibility of a unitary model of modernity for Korea, divided and thus never universal.
Leone d’Oro per la migliore partecipazione nazionale, la Corea ha presentato alla 14. Biennale di Architettura Crow’s eye view ispirandosi al titolo di una poesia dell’architetto-poeta coreano Yi Sang (1910-37), del quale simboleggia la visione frammentata che nasceva dalla coscienza dell’impossibilità di un modello unitario di modernità per la Corea divisa, e quindi mai universale.
Crow’s Eye view / Paris, Spartaco. - In: DOMUS. - ISSN 0012-5377. - ELETTRONICO. - (2014), pp. 1-1.
Crow’s Eye view
PARIS, Spartaco
2014
Abstract
Winner of the Golden Lion, the Korean pavilion curated by Minsuk Cho and MASS Studies describes the impossibility of a unitary model of modernity for country split in two.Winner of the Golden Lion for best national pavilion at the 2014 Venice Architecture Bienniale, Korea's Crow's Eye view takes inspiration from the title of a poem by poet-architect Korean Yi Sang (1910-37). It symbolises the fragmented vision born out of an awareness of the impossibility of a unitary model of modernity for Korea, divided and thus never universal.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
