Homo Sapiens Sapiens Gangnam Daechi FM Course
blood sample, 2008
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A certain Mr. Jeong, who sold his apartment in Ilsan, Gyeonggi-do, 3 years ago for the education of his children, said, ¡°It was a shortcut to famous high schools and colleges, and it was a choice to send them to Daechi Elementary School and Daecheong Middle School, called the Daechi-dong ¡®FM Course.¡¯¡± (excerpted from an article)
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might be happy someday
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BLIND SPOT
taping, variable size, Installation view at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, 2008
Blind spot ÞÝÊÇ-ò¢Óá
Korean pronunciation: Sah-gak-jji-dae
Part of speech: noun
1. The angle at which you cannot see things with your own eyes, or an angle at which the mirror cannot show things. You must always pay attention to blind spots when you are driving.
2. A word that figuratively refers to an area that does not receive any attention or is not influenced.
3. [Military] The area that is within the range of weapons or the observation range of the radar and observer, but cannot be influenced due to obstacles like topography.
4. [Sports and entertainment] The angle at which the play can hardly shoot due to his position in a sport like soccer.
5. [Communication] The area that is within the range of the wireless transmitter, but cannot receive signals.
BLIND SPOT
modeling, 2011
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- ÀÛ¾÷³ëÆ® Áß (2011)
A blind spot,
which exists, but does not exist,
is visible, but invisible, and
is not in the spot light and not used,
exists everywhere.
Regardless of whether it is notional or visual,
whether we are aware of it or not.
Just by drawing a line
is enough to take effect.
- from work note (2011)