Mirror Stone – Mirror Shades & Look! We can swim here now!, 2023

2 x drawings on tracing paper, free floating
Frame: Maple, white glazed, ArtGlas AR70 2mm
Sheet size (H x W): each 21.6 x 27.7 cm
Frame size (H x W): each 28.0 x 34.0 cm
Unique pieces, signed and stamped on the front

Lot number 21
Minimum bid: 200,- EUR / estimated price 400,- to 600,- EUR

 

 

©2024 Jordis Schlösser, Ostkreuz
©2024 Jordis Schlösser, Ostkreuz
©2024 Jordis Schlösser, Ostkreuz
©2024 Jordis Schlösser, Ostkreuz
©2024 Jordis Schlösser, Ostkreuz
©2024 Jordis Schlösser, Ostkreuz
©Moon Hoon
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  • Über das Werk: 1. Breaking and inter-penetrating hard edges between the city and the river. The high walls seem to be too harsh and austere for a place for casual swim and play. Dolmen like structures will provide shades, leading pedestrians, gradually to the river. 2. Large Human Leisure Figures wishes to encourage real people to join in for a swim...The gentle stairs will extend the hard edges of the city into the river.
  • Moon Hoon
  • Moon Hoon was born in 1968, in Sang dong Gangwon_do, lived his teenage years in Tasmania, Australia. He was educated in architecture in Korea, and US at MIT, also has work experience in both countries. He has been running his studio Moon_Bal_Sso since 2001. He is interested in expanding the boundaries of architecture by experimenting_ colliding, fusing, mixing, and so forth_ with various other disciplines. He is open minded about boundaries of architecture. His major works include Rock It Suda, Two Moon, S_Mahal, Wind House, and Sangsang Museum which was awarded KIA prize for year 2005. In 2018, in collaboration with mooyuki, he was awarded the first prize for Dubai Expo Korea Pavilion competition. His doodles have been acquired by MOMA in NY, Tchoban Foundation in Berlin, and National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea. He also makes short films related to his architecture with the desire to expand the expressive and existential potential of Architecture.
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