Spectacular 3d Cube-lit Crystal In Gangnam, Seoul

Consisting of 576 LED poles moving up and down, a 36 square meter 3D cube called "Brilliant Cube" kept flashing lights with many colorful images in one of the crowded places. and most famous in Korea: the Seoul area. 3D cube-shaped matrix (using thousands of small moving squares based on a programmed program that is thorough and full of artistry) with lighting Its spectacular is the product of Korean artist, media design expert Jin-Yo Mok, in collaboration with Seoul's media group Jonpasang group artist and animation animators. Jussi Angesleva and Alvaro Cassinelli. More than 50 people participated in the production of the work which took place over the past four months

. “In fact, it took longer to finish, but the Korean work environment did not allow this. Therefore, we had to quickly finish it as soon as possible. ”, Said Mok Mok is also the creator of the LED light block in the front of Shinsegae Department Store (one of the Other brilliant Seoul city symbols), as well as the piece "Hyper Matrix" was on display at the Yeosu Expo last year.



Works backed by Hyundai Motor Company with 1 , $ 5 million with additional support from the Gangnam district government. The work is a wonderful combination of art and technology, very suitable for the target image that Hyundai is aiming for. It is known that this new project was announced in October with quite a lot of noise. However, the exhibition is expected to end until December 2013, but due to its popularity, it is not until March 2014 that the exhibition ends and the work is likely to be shipped to the museum. The National Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul, Mok said, the work is the most high-tech landmark ever to be launched in Gangnam, Seoul, including more than 500 LED lights with a matrix of constantly clicking hypnotic flashes, colorful images… “Art is technology and technology is art to me,” said author Jin-Yo Mok, leader of media design artist Jonpasang group. Although the show was originally scheduled to end in December, the results last until March of the following year due to its popularity. The work uses up to 120 kW of electricity per day Maybe after the exhibition, "Brilliant Cube" will be transferred to the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul.



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