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the physical and emotional aspects of our current engagements with technologies. This thesis and its accompanying project is an attempt to explore visualizing (near) real-time data as a physical form beyond media screens. To avoid using privileged visual method and to provide a more reliable representation of nature, I used real time kinetic movements and corrosion instead of drawing with ink on papers or screens. My work is the place of an enormous ‘gap’. The ‘gap’ allows imagination and it belongs to a dimension of reality, nature or a city in a strict sense. My belief is that this project can be applied to physical public spaces in the future. For example, it could be installed inside/outside of Foster’s building as a different approach to nature. It also could be used as a public sculpture, a façade/skin of building, or even a form of mobile device that people can bring everywhere. People experience nature indirectly and their everyday physical experience is usually in the space of cities. When the project is embedded in cities in a different form from media screens, I believe that the project can create the gap that recreates a different urban context. J.KIM_A LANDSCAPE OF EVENTS 62
A Landscape of Events New Wight Gallery, Los Angeles, USA
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