WORK
The “perfect” soul maker
sculpture
My personal experience in education has led me to reflect on such a mechanism. What is the essence of education? Is it the dissemination and learning of the fruits of human civilization, skill knowledge or just institutionalized requirements as well as imitation? Does the test-based education that East Asian societies believe in respect the development of each individual?
I try to reproduce through molds to reproduce the test-based education
the process of character erasure in the machinery. It seems to be the same, but everyone is missing something. Because we are human beings, not commodities.
Under the test-based education system, fierce competition makes teachers and students focus only on standardized grades and perfect scores, while ignoring the creativity of being an individual, and many people suffer from anxiety about their perceived self-identity as a result. Education seems to mold perfect people, people who can positively impact society, and too many individual ideas and differences only cause problems. Questioning also seems to be something that cannot exist in this perfect factory. But is it really the right thing to do?
It's like this sculpture. There is no perfection, everyone is broken. The parts that are crippled are different for each person.
There is no perfection, only a myriad of individuals with separate identities.
When the human race is gone.
What happens if all humans disappear?
When time becomes the chronicler as well as t hecatalyst, the disappearance of humankind seems to be doomed. When the story starts from scratch, will the protagonists still be human?
Under this global pandemic, the productof the broader contextof the times becomes blurred, and the decline in human activity makes us wonder what will happen when humans disappear. Thisproject is a glance into the future, and I want to discuss the possibilities of the future through o u reurrent existing world. In this project, I try to look at the worldfrom the future perspective, discussing the returnof nature when we abandoned human habitats are encroached upon by plants, used human objects, and human buildings are gradually wrapped up in nature. I speculate that ferns are beginning to dominate cities and that geological changes are causing more direct extreme disasters through weather events.
And how these biolodica lactivities override
Emotion research
sculpture
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