Hye-Yeon Park
MA work
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Inbetween Digits, Hye-Yeon Park
Inbetween Digits, Hye-Yeon Park
I am interested in the basic form of digits that we use and call ‘numbers’, whose shapes merely signify a set of numerical values for the purpose of displaying time. But they don’t actually embody the experience of time. To me, a clock doesn’t display time, it merely visualises a chronological point of reference. Time is not something we can pin down, since even at the very moment of marking a point in time, time has already moved on from that point. By displaying the in-between forms of preceding and succeeding digits in the form of translucent layers, the flow of time is made visible.
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Design Products, 2010
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Contact
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I am interested in the basic form of digits that we use and call ‘numbers’, whose shapes merely signify a set of numerical values for the purpose of displaying time. But they don’t actually embody the experience of time. To me, a clock doesn’t display time, it merely visualises a chronological point of reference. Time is not something we can pin down, since even at the very moment of marking a point in time, time has already moved on from that point. By displaying the in-between forms of preceding and succeeding digits in the form of translucent layers, the flow of time is made visible.
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Degrees
- BFA, Industrial Design: Product, Spatial Design, Hong-IK University, Seoul, South Korea, 2007
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Experience
- Designer, Elia International, London, 2009; Researcher, Humanitarian Relief/Harvest Korea, Dushanbe, Tajikistan, 2008; Designer, The Hope Institute, NGO, Seoul, South Korea, 2008; Motorola workshop/mobility and social networking, Motorola, Chicago, MI, USA/Seoul, South Korea, 2006
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Exhibitions
- HotelRCA, Ventura Lambrate, Milan, Italy, 2010; Super Christmas Market, Somerset House, London, 2009; Sunny Memories, EPFL/Les Ateliers, Royal College of Art, Laussane/Paris/London, 2009; Diversity Exhibition, Royal College of Art, London, 2009