Jeonghyeon et al.: AIR

The architect Jeong-hyun has devised a book in his mind about the empty disappearance of the small corporate complexes, which were symbols of the 20th century Sub-Calculture. The title is a direct translation of the small business women's work on the air market, which was standing without a structure and had no choice but to build up short history with insufficient data and writing. The culture of the South Korean Sub-Culcher Community in the '90s helped to create a common sentiment among 21st century cultural producers. The authors of Koreans' first-generation animation Otaku, as well as modern literary writers who criticize architects, cartoonists, designers, and web novels, are the first to write about the time and space of the sub-colour community they shared in the 21st century. The planner, Jeong-hyun, re-registers valuable records in a complex state, like the setting of a central corporate exhibition. And the Swiss Otaku room uses the structure and form of books that contain their memories and information to counteract the increasingly lost and forgotten history of South Korea.

Korean title: AIR

Korean author: 정현 외

Korean publisher: 초타원형

ISBN-13: 9791195331277