This book documents Sadong 30 (2006), a site-specific installation by Haegue Yang. Occupying a dilapidated house in Incheon, Korea, it consisted of light and reflective elements as well as geometric origamis that led visitors from room to room, from the interior space to the exterior. Its intent was to encourage contemplation of the condition of the place, which the artist says "implied an anti-time and non-space in spite of its evident social and geographical codes".
Images of the installation and brief biography included.
Images of the installation and brief biography included.
Alternative title
sadong 30
Access level
Onsite
practitioner
publisher
Location code
MON.YAH
Language
English,
Korean
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2007
No of pages
48
ISBN / ISSN
3980683796
No of copies
2
Content type
artist monograph,
catalogue
Chapter headings
To Encounter the House of Sa-dong, Persisting in Its Own Absolute Time
Conversation - Sa-dong #30
Sa-dong 30
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