Subjective Space

To consider architecture through images, not images related to architecture, space was interpreted as a two-dimensional print. The recorded image was an old house in Cheongpa-dong, which did not directly capture the building but tried to capture the mirage of the materiality and architecture of the building that looked like a lump of architecture in memory. Because the perception of static and motionless buildings is subjective and occurs when one approaches the building and fully immerses oneself in the space by passing through it. Therefore, it can be a publication containing the image of the completed space.