Choi Ye-seon: My House in the Age of Modernity

Our home in the days of our happy home, the feng shui of ours. Home's a problem. To have a square house in my crowded apartment full of cities has become our greatest task and goal on the ground. When the house prices soar, they laugh while the house is weeping. What's home? And yet we dream of our happy home. Even the uniformized space, with its own taste, is trying to build my own home. But our home, which we had painted in the sketchbook as a child, was not a square apartment. There was a wide window in the brick house with a fine top of a hill, and in front of the house was a garden with a green grass. Even if we didn't live in that house, we usually drew it like that when we got home. Where did this house come from? The author's best-end, who has long explored our modern architecture, has come out looking for the origin of our home. The starting point was when China, Modern Europe and Japan were mixed and decomposed and converted into traditional culture, and modern boy was on the move. “Modernism, of course, is a time of searching for the direction and way of life in a society that is rapidly changing from education, culture, language to perception of the world. The bizarreness of thought and situation, the result of countless experiments to reduce the stigma of life and space, has resulted in a culture of modernism. Instead of a strictly architectural language, the author is a common language of life, restoring the daily life of the people of his day.

Korean title: 모던의 시대 우리집

Korean author: 최예선

Korean publisher: 모요사

ISBN-13: 9788997066711