Water Wind Stone Museum

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A Human Encounter with Nature, Supungseok Museum Part 1 - Yoo Dong-ryong, better known under the pseudonym 'Itami Jun'. He is a Korean-Japanese architect who did not give up his Korean citizenship until just before his death. The name 'Itami Jun' is also said to have been created in a hurry to set up his own company in Japan. However, he borrowed the name of the airport he often hears when he travels between Korea and Japan. 'Jun' is an old friend, and it is said that if you read 'Yun' in Japanese by composer 'Ok-Yun Gil', it becomes 'Jun'. - He also left a saying, 'Architecture is about making life.' He argued that space necessarily affects people, and the author agrees with the teacher. Therefore, when preparing a space, it is necessary to prepare the space 'as precious as a person'. - This is the late work of Mr. Dongryong Dong. Water, Wind and Stone Museum. It is a museum in the 'Biotopia' complex. It does not, however, exhibit any works of art. Instead, these spaces display the natural elements 'water, wind, and stone' in the space. The unity of nature and space. Among them, the space we are introducing today is the 'Soo Museum'. - In order to come here, the author has been preparing hard for over a month. This is because, in order to reserve this exhibition on the Finx Biotopia website, it was necessary to make a reservation after waiting for the same time as on the day of watching university students. Only twice a day, only a dozen people are given the opportunity to experience this place. It was so difficult to make a reservation and only arrived here on time. - Looking at the photos, you can ask yourself, 'What kind of space is it? What kind of sentiment will you feel?' I finally set foot in the space I had been thinking about countless times in my head. - Heavy concrete and stone walls are a metaphor for stone walls that can be seen everywhere in Jeju. Walk around that heavy stone wall and enter the Sue Museum. The sky is displayed there. Water reflects the sky. The water is swayed thinly by the wind. Its shaking is rather 'water' and calmer than the state of water without fluctuations. The flickering of light hanging everywhere, the sunlight coming through the hole in the sky. I'm listening to the guide, but I can't hear anything. Just looking at it makes my heart swell. - In this space, as people move, humans become one with nature. By walking, a person meets the sky from the surface of the water. Through the light collected by the space, you can enjoy the intangible light with your eyes and your body. - Stories of the space that the teacher drew are gathered here. - Those who study space or who like space should definitely visit. It is also recommended for those who do not. - This is the #Supungseok Museum, a space that connects water to people. - Location _ Biotopia Supungseok Museum, 79, Sanroknam-ro 762beon-gil, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do - Parking available - Available hours _ 13:30, Part 1, Part 1, Part 2 [Refer to website for hours other than winter], Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays - Reservation _ Biotopia website - Fees _ General adults 25,000, disabled people 12500, Jeju residents 12500