2014年3月26日 · Going on to hang his homes in the Japanese Contemporary Art Museum, in 2013 Do Ho Suh recreated a full size fabric replica of his private residence among other inspired installations. Suh’s work challenges viewers to see how one’s definition of the home evolves and is largely shaped by specific cultural contexts.

2013年11月17日 · Created in purple fabric, his traditional Korean home, where he lived in when he was a child, is enveloped and suspended within a more modern building, his first apartment building when he came to the United States, located in Providence, Rhode Island.

2020年10月14日 · A pair of brightly coloured houses hang above the heads of travellers passing through Seoul’s Incheon International Airport – part of a ghostly new installation by Korean artist Do Ho Suh exploring the importance of home. The 2019 architectural sculpture is …

2013年12月1日 · But when cloth is put in the hands of Korean artist Do-Ho Suh, the resulting structure is absolutely mind-blowing. Currently on view at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, South Korea, the house is part of the installation "Home Within Home," which features two giant representations of the artist's former homes -- all ...

2014年5月10日 · The smaller house is a replica of a traditional Korean house and a big house made like the artist's residence in Rhode Island, USA. Both types of houses are made of fabric. The Idea/Inspiration of Luxury Fabric House

2020年10月13日 · Living and working in London, Korean artist Do Ho Suh is concerned with “home, physical space, displacement, memory, individuality, and collectivity,” ideas he evokes in his life-sized fabric sculptures and installations. His 2019 piece “Home within Home,” which is suspended from an atrium in Incheon International Airport in Seoul ...

2017年6月19日 · The Korean artist Do Ho Suh has always lived a traveling life, forced to make continuous transfers, and his works reproduce in 1:1 scale the skeletons of the houses where he lived, made entirely of semi-transparent materials and fabrics.

Articulated with stitched seams, the fabric renders at full size the latticed woodwork, tile, windows, and door frames of a one-room dwelling. The shape is familiar, in that it is clearly domestic; uncanny, in that its physicality has been thinned to near disappearance.

2013年11月16日 · Do-Ho Suh (서도호) is a contemporary artist renowned for his ethereal one-to-one-scale fabric replicas of former residences and domestic settings that have notions of memory, displacement, and home embedded into their permeable and translucent

2016年12月3日 · One of Suh’s most important fabric pieces is Seoul Home/Seoul Home/Kanazawa Home/Beijing Home (2012), a recreation of his childhood home, a traditional Hanok house that appears in numerous works. Made from green silk organza (rather than the usual polyester), it is designed to be suspended overhead, like an oriental Tardis.