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Presenting 2 projects, Tiny Friends and 24hrs; uniquely designed ceramic miniature chairs and analog clocks, Sunwoo Jung wishes to share the images of the scenery she senses and imagines in tangible language.
Sunwoo Jung focuses on things that are vanishing by making ceramic analog clocks.
The Analog clock is one of the objects that is disappearing in accelerated modern society with the appearance of various gadgets.
Everybody’s 24-hour flows at a different speed. Sunwoo Jung feels like her 24-hour flows far slower than the pace of contemporary time. She feels suffocating in the rapid-flowing wave of today’s society.
By making ceramic analog clocks, She focuses on things that are being passed and vanishing, aiming to calm the fast currents of our daily life.
