Regional Study of Cheorwon for Cultural Imagination – Invisible Cheorwon
Kim Taehyung2013/2013
REAL DMZ PROJECT
Seoul, South Korea
Kim Taehyung’s Regional Study of Cheorwon for Cultural Imagination – Invisible Cheorwon explores the history and placeness of the region through research on the changes of home structures in a civilian village under civilian control line in Cheorwon. Kim examines the various divisions and borders near the DMZ in Cheorwon, analyzes house structures that represent the lifestyles inside and outside the civilian control line, and explores the changes that follow in residents’ lives and the village’s geography. In this exhibition, he presents the formative background of Minbuk Villages remaining in the civilian control line in Cheorwon, such as Igil-ri, Jeongyeon-ri and Yugok-ri, and identifies changes in the structure of the villages and their houses.
- Title: Regional Study of Cheorwon for Cultural Imagination – Invisible Cheorwon
- Creator: Kim Taehyung, Kim Taehyung
- Date Created: 2013/2013
- Physical Dimensions: size variable
- Medium: Photographs, floorplan, text
- 작가 정보: Architect Kim Taehyung (b. 1967, Seoul) graduated from Seoul National University, majoring in Business Administration and Architecture, and received his Master’s degree in Architecture from Columbia University. He has built a career with a diversity of experiences related to architecture, including posts in various architectural offices, college teaching, and holding the office of president at an Architecture & Urban Research institute. He currently works as Director-General at the Urban Space Improvement Bureau for the city of Seoul.
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