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workshops/drop-in basis(www)
whenever wherever workshop at Mostar, BiH 보스니아 헤르체코비나 /making birds and more with LANwire
좋아은경 2014. 9. 19. 01:27
서랍을 뒤져 공구를 찾고 바로 워크숍을 진행했습니다. IT 종사자답게 새 이미지 검색 결과는 텔레비전에 띄워줍니다.
wires everywhere!
언제 어디서나 whenever wherever workshop!
두 가지 슬로건이 그야말로 딱 맞아떨어진 날! 보스니아 헤르체고비나의 아름다운 모스타르에서 워크숍을 진행했습니다!
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버려지는 철사로 새가 앉아있는 새+책갈피를 만들고 있다.
레이첼 카슨의 침묵의 봄에 나오는 문장 In nature nothing exists alone(자연을 이루는 요소들은 그 어떤 것도 홀로 존재하지 않는다)를 써넣었다.
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7월 서울숲 갤러리에서 열렸던 녹색여름전이 충남 서천 국립생태원으로 옮겨갔습니다.
녹색공감교실은 8월 2일부터 17일까지 국립생태원에서 열리는 에코서머 페스티발 '하하하(夏夏夏)'의 특별행사로 꾸려져 방문자센터에서 진행됩니다. 저는 녹색여름전과 마찬가지로 호주 여행의 결과물을 The story of wire로 묶어내어 출품했습니다.
지난 9일(토), 10일(일) 이틀간 국립생태원에서 철사로 새 만들기 워크숍을 진행했습니다.
이틀 동안 네 번의 워크숍, 총 60여명의 아이들을 만났습니다. 사이좋게 어깨를 나란히 하고 앉아 재치 넘치는 새를 그리고 만들었습니다.
국립생태원에서 하하하(夏夏夏), 녹색공감교실
2014.8.2(토) - 8.17(일), 오전 10시~오후 6시
서천 국립생태원 방문자센터 1층
월요일 휴관, 입장료 없음
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'에이 난 구경만 할께요'
'그림 배운 적이 없어서 못해'
...
'정말 나뭇가지에 앉아 있는것 같네'
'나 오늘 이거 만들었어요'
(어머 잘 만드셨네요!)
'여기 선생님이 다 해주셨어'
(마무리만 조금 도와드렸는걸요)
'성경에 꽂아놓아야지 고마워요'
에서 두번의 워크숍 마쳤습니다.
첫날 워크숍 준비를 하고 있는데 전시장 지킴이를 해주시는 어르신께서 책갈피 하나 주면 안되냐고 조심스럽게 물으셨어요.
마침 워크숍이 시작하니 직접 만들어보시면 좋을 것 같다고 말씀드리니
해본 적이 없어 못한다며 주저하셨는데 이내 집중해서 그림을 그리시고 새를 만드셨습니다.
환한 미소 가득히 완성된 새 책갈피를 요리조리 보시며 전화기를 꺼내 사진도 찍으시고
마감시간에 내려온 담당자분께 자랑 잔뜩하시며 기뻐하셨어요.
아이같이 천진하게 좋아하시는 모습을 보노라니 마음이 일렁였습니다.
따스한 순간을 만들어 주셔서 고맙습니다.
2014.7.17(목) - 7.29(화), 오전 10시~오후 6시
서울숲 커뮤니티센터 갤러리 Seoulforest Community Center Gallery
월요일 휴관, 입장료 없음
주최: 그린캔바스
주관: 서울특별시, 서울그린트러스트
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빈번히, 사람에게 필요한 것은 또 하나의 기계가 아니라 도움을 주는 손길이었다. "손 좀 빌려 드릴까요?"라고 이웃에게 건네는 말은 사람들뿐만 아니라 그곳 삶터의 습관과 지혜에 대해서도 친밀감이 생겨나게 하였다. 나는 우리 가족이 그 공동체 속으로 따뜻한 환대를 받으며 들어갈 수 있었던 것은 바로 우리가 자주 "손을 빌려주는 데" 망설이지 않았기 때문이라고 믿는다.
리 호이나키, 정의의 길로 비틀거리며 가다
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2008년부터 그린캔바스주최로 매년 여름 열리는 녹색여름전에 올해도 참가합니다.
호주 여행의 결과물을The story of wire로 묶어내었습니다.
7월 25일(금), 27일(일) 오후 4시에는 전시장에서 철사로 새 만들기' 워크숍을 진행합니다.
2014 녹색여름전
2014.7.17(목) - 7.29(화), 오전 10시~오후 6시
서울숲 커뮤니티센터 갤러리 Seoulforest Community Center Gallery
월요일 휴관, 입장료 없음
주최: 그린캔바스
주관: 서울특별시, 서울그린트러스트
티스토리 뷰
The story of the wire
좋아은경, 2014
2014년 봄, 호주의 한 초등학교에서 '철사로 새 만들기' 워크샵(→) 을 열게되었고, 재료로 쓰일 철사가 필요했다.
수소문 끝에 이웃집 창고에서 초록선과 빨간선이 꼬여진 아주 오래된 전화선을 구하게 되었다.
호주의 아이들에게 레이첼 카슨을 소개할 수 있게 도움을 준 철사는 200여개의 책갈피가 되었다. 철사는 어디에나 있다.
Wires are everywhere. This old telephone wire was found in a neighbor's shed in Australia. It was used as a material to make bird shapes at my workshops in a primary school(→). I made about 200 bookmarks from the left over.
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hocus pocus!
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workshops/drop-in basis(www)
whenever wherever workshop at Adelaide, AU 호주 /making birds with LANwire
좋아은경 2014. 5. 29. 16:31
언제 어디서나 whenever wherever workshop!
이비는 새 만들기에 푹 빠졌네요.
지난번 블레어 초등학교 워크숍에서 쓰고 남은 랜 케이블로 리틀 킹 피셔를 만들었습니다.
바로 다음 새를 고릅니다.
롱노우즈 플라이어도 제법 잘 다룹니다.
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workshops/prearranged
Making birds with LANwire, AU 호주/ 블레어 초등학교 /랜 케이블로 새 만들기
좋아은경 2014. 5. 29. 16:30레이첼 카슨 생일을 즈음하여, 호주 애들레이드힐의 블레어 초등학교에 초대받았습니다. 두 반 25명의 친구들을 만나 철사로 새 만들기 워크숍을 진행했습니다. (관련 링크 호주 멜로즈 초등학교 워크숍)
Hello! I am Yoa, a wire sculpture artist from South Korea. I do wire art, I exhibit, show my works at galleries and do my wire workshops.
Today, we're going to make wire birds together. Before, I will explain how I got involved in wire art although I had no art, design education.
Let's take a look at a calendar. What do we do with old calendars? Throw them away or recycle? In my country, we commonly have recycling bins for paper, plastic, metal and glass, etc. So when we recycle calendars, we need to separate the metal spiral-bindings from papers. It's a bit bothersome but I did it every year.
One day, I visualized the round portion of spiral-binding as the leg of a bird that grasped branch, sitting. I immediately started to disassemble the calendar but left the last portion this time, straight rest of winding wire, made a bird shape that's sitting on a branch.
I made several more, titled them 'Silent Spring' from the same title of a lady called Rachel Carson's book. Have you ever heard of her?
Rachel Carson was an American marine biologist and author of 'Silent Spring' which published on 1962, recently celebrated 50th anniversary. It's all about caring for the environment as you are learning to do.
Silent Spring's famous opening chapter "a fable of tomorrow" is about a harmonious town polluted where no bird sang. The book warned about the indiscriminate use of pesticides, toxic chemicals destroy the delicate balance of nature. She alarmed the people and influenced the global movement on environment.
She greatly influenced me, too. Hoping my works make people think of her message, I've been working on it.
In 2013, My first solo exhibition 'Silent Spring; Letter to Rachel Carson' dedicated to her.
All the materials I used for my works are abandoned wires. Like twist-ties for wrapping gifts, foods and spiral-binding for calendars, notebooks, etc. So far, I still don't need to buy new materials. How many things are just become 'waste' so easily! Some people told me how it's a clever idea and I am lucky that there's so much dumped wire.
However, every time I hear that I feel like I want to cry! I rather there's no more waste so that I am having trouble to finding it.
Many people use metal things just one time and then throw them away when they are done. Often, we use them even without knowing that it passes through our hand. But the use of metals is more important than that. Of course not only metal, but also paper, plastic, wood, all other resources. If we design and plan well from the start, we can save lots of things. I believe it's possible to making essentially waste free.
Like the greencanvas calendar by Hoseob Yoon. It's a Green Design example, designed to reduce material, energy, process and to recycle with ease.
Can you spot the differences?
There's no Sundays and holidays, only black color printed, cut cover page size by one-third and... Yes! No spiral-binding! By eliminating binding the users should clip the papers of calendar every month. I am very glad that a lot of people willing to endure small inconvenience for sustainable living.
Let's make the wire bird!
First, choose a bird you'd like to make out of wire. Take a good look at the bird very closely. How does the bird look?
Drawing birds will help us have a closer look at the bird. Draw outline of it over and over again, as small as possible, more than 5 times.
You can start make your own wire bird if the shape of the bird is familiar enough. There is no particular way, using your drawing may help. If you need a hand just let me know.
Everyone did great job!
Did you know that we made birds using left over wires? It's LAN(Local Area Network) cable for internet, I found them in a neighbor's shed.
I hope you find the joy of making(as living) today. Moreover, I hope my workshop helped you to think about different ways of seeing things surrounding us and eventually about the earth.
Lastly, Here's a short quote from Rachel Carson that I want to share with you.
"In nature nothing exists alone."
Thank you!
Meet Rachel Carson + Make Little bird
Workshop on Wire Sculpture
Shape a wire bird using recycled material and share philosophy of Rachel Carson.
The workshop is designed to promote the reusing of materials minimise the amount of waste, raise awareness about environmental issues and increase appreciation of sustainable living.
Duration flexible, 50 - 90 minutes
Minimum age five
Max. number of participants 15
The workshop is open to anyone. No specific background is required.
For more information: yoayoa@gmail.com
Hello! I am Yoa, a wire sculpture artist from South Korea. I do wire art, I exhibit, show my works at galleries and do my wire workshops.
Today, we're going to make wire birds together. Before, I will explain how I got involved in wire art although I had no art, design education.
Let's take a look at a calendar. What do we do with old calendars? Throw them away or recycle? In my country, we commonly have recycling bins for paper, plastic, metal and glass, etc. So when we recycle calendars, we need to separate the metal spiral-bindings from papers. It's a bit bothersome but I did it every year.
One day, I visualized the round portion of spiral-binding as the leg of a bird that grasped branch, sitting. I immediately started to disassemble the calendar but left the last portion this time, straight rest of winding wire, made a bird shape that's sitting on a branch.
I made several more, titled them 'Silent Spring' from the same title of a lady called Rachel Carson's book. Have you ever heard of her?
Rachel Carson was an American marine biologist and author of 'Silent Spring' which published on 1962, recently celebrated 50th anniversary. It's all about caring for the environment as you are learning to do.
Silent Spring's famous opening chapter "a fable of tomorrow" is about a harmonious town polluted where no bird sang. The book warned about the indiscriminate use of pesticides, toxic chemicals destroy the delicate balance of nature. She alarmed the people and influenced the global movement on environment.
She greatly influenced me, too. Hoping my works make people think of her message, I've been working on it.
In 2013, My first solo exhibition 'Silent Spring; Letter to Rachel Carson' dedicated to her.
All the materials I used for my works are abandoned wires. Like twist-ties for wrapping gifts, foods and spiral-binding for calendars, notebooks, etc. So far, I still don't need to buy new materials. How many things are just become 'waste' so easily! Some people told me how it's a clever idea and I am lucky that there's so much dumped wire.
However, every time I hear that I feel like I want to cry! I rather there's no more waste so that I am having trouble to finding it.
Many people use metal things just one time and then throw them away when they are done. Often, we use them even without knowing that it passes through our hand. But the use of metals is more important than that. Of course not only metal, but also paper, plastic, wood, all other resources. If we design and plan well from the start, we can save lots of things. I believe it's possible to making essentially waste free.
Like the greencanvas calendar by Hoseob Yoon. It's a Green Design example, designed to reduce material, energy, process and to recycle with ease.
Can you spot the differences?
There's no Sundays and holidays, only black color printed, cut cover page size by one-third and... Yes! No spiral-binding! By eliminating binding the users should clip the papers of calendar every month. I am very glad that a lot of people willing to endure small inconvenience for sustainable living.
Let's make the wire bird!
First, choose a bird you'd like to make out of wire. Take a good look at the bird very closely. How does the bird look?
Drawing birds will help us have a closer look at the bird. Draw outline of it over and over again, as small as possible, more than 5 times.
You can start make your own wire bird if the shape of the bird is familiar enough. There is no particular way, using your drawing may help. If you need a hand just let me know.
Everyone did great job!
Did you know that we made birds using left over wires? It's LAN(Local Area Network) cable for internet, I found them in a neighbor's shed.
I hope you find the joy of making(as living) today. Moreover, I hope my workshop helped you to think about different ways of seeing things surrounding us and eventually about the earth.
Lastly, Here's a short quote from Rachel Carson that I want to share with you.
"In nature nothing exists alone."
Thank you!
Meet Rachel Carson + Make Little bird
Workshop on Wire Sculpture
Shape a wire bird using recycled material and share philosophy of Rachel Carson.
The workshop is designed to promote the reusing of materials minimise the amount of waste, raise awareness about environmental issues and increase appreciation of sustainable living.
Duration flexible, 50 - 90 minutes
Minimum age five
Max. number of participants 15
The workshop is open to anyone. No specific background is required.
For more information: yoayoa@gmail.com
