Made with Glass

This work was completed by Kim Joon Yong. The flower shape symbolizing life was achieved by expanding the nature of the object and carving the momentariness and eternity of time and space into glass.

This is a conceptual work that contains a message in the Lego block motif. He metaphorically expressed the cross-section of a certain generation of Korean society, one which grew up with cram schools, by showing children trapped in the same form of blocks.

A vase and a decorative bowl produced through the blowing technique. It is a work by Yang Yuwan, who values naturalness in a balanced form. The cool texture unique to glass and the light colors are added to give it a bright feel.  

The opaque "FRIT OU Plate" was completed through fusing and slumping techniques after the artist placed pieces of colored glass to create pattered glass and then cut it. The mysteriously colored "Aurora OU Plate" was fired in a kiln using a unique pigment.

It is a creative recycling work which requires more time and effort for the combination of all the processes, from selecting waste bottles to polishing and reassembling parts, than creating works from scratch.

These glass plates and objects were made by Yuri-Edit’s Kim Eunjoo, who incorporates the light and transparent materiality of glass into daily life.

Jeon Soo Bin’s glass mobile. It was completed by combining small ornaments made with blowing techniques using colored glass. The lighting of artist Yoon Tae-sung, who expresses the physical properties of glass with curves and wrinkles, was made with jelly as its motif.