Impression, Seasons
9-channel media art wall spanning three stories of Children’s Dental Center in Seoul, Korea
As part of renovating CDC Children’s Dental Center to be a premium contemporary clinic, I was commissioned to create video art for the lobby wall.
I was challenged with an ask to create a piece that will play in the lobby wall—spanning three stories—during all operating hours, all year-long. The work also needed to cater to the parents bringing the children in, rather than to the children. I created a piece that answers both these challenges with an abstracted vision of seasonal change. Content that changes with the season every 3 months. South Korea has very distinct four seasons, with very different colors and feelings associated with them.
The piece interprets seasonality through abstraction: slow moving impressions of a season seen through textured glass. Impressionist paintings were an important source of inspiration for the painterly effect in the video. The colors and movements of each “stroke” would evoke a sense of time of year .
The project was a close collaboration with Studio Arc, the interior architect, to develop how the work sits within the space, and how they speak to each other.
Elevation render of the lobby media wall
Client | Children’s Dental Center Seoul
Role | Artist, Creative Director
Interior Architecture + Design | Studio Arc