The pandemic situation leading to COVID-19 has changed our daily lives. In the era of discussing context and uncontact, we are immersed in deep contemplation about how to sometimes establish a distance (density) relationship with others.
About our everyday life and daily life surrounding me..."
Everyday routine without specialty is repeated. We live in a day when we face numerous events, looking for small things that makes us happy, such as draining down a tea as you read a book, preparing breakfast, and making a margin of life with a cup of coffee and a glass of wine while listening to your favorite music. Enclosure, in architecture, is a story of the sensitivity that can be felt surrounded by something. In this time of need for a proper bond... This exhibition began to unravel the sense of urgency, a spatial language, with stories about the privacy of people and things.
Providing a proper sense of comfort to people and things through distance and density is a significant proposal for designers living in this era. Through Art Archive, I would like to discuss the relationship between the density of space that needs to be loosened and the object that needs to be intimate.
