stillllll no.2
#social distance #still #banana
Jogakbo is a traditional Korean folk culture that is made by collecting scraps of fabric from several pieces of cloth.
It is one of the symbols of Korea's representative image that forms a unique formative beauty by harmonizing lines and colors, and rules and irregularities.
It seems that there is no technique, but there is technique, and it is an unplanned shape, but a piece with a planned shape. Our lives don't all go as planned, but many changes and conflicts come together to carry on our lives. As if collecting scraps of cloth to make one large fabric wrapping and use it in daily life.
On Jogakbo, it expresses how we live our lives in our own places due to social distancing due to Corona 19, and we express us who are separated but connected like Jogakbo.