JUNE PARK

June Park is a Spatial Designer based in Seoul.
She explores the sensory experiences of space through observation of societal topics, personal exploration, experiences, and research.

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Projects
Buffer-zone 2024
Gachi, sew the gap 2024
71’ of underground tunnel 2024
Madang in my back, my herniated voids 2024
A pupa in the city 2024
MINE Sensibility DATA-BLOCK mining space 2023

Space Planning
Tamburins Mong Flagship store 2023
Rakhee-alley 2022
Gachi, sew the gap, Makgeolli Bar 2021

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71’ of underground tunnel meditation 2024

How long do you spend time in public transport? In korean society, due to the high housing-price in seoul, commuters spend average 71minutes one way on transport. I also spent more than two hours a day on average traveling back and forth between school and my studio by subway. How do we perceive this unique space, subway? Most subway lines in Seoul are underground, making it feel as though we’re riding a tube moving through tunnels beneath the ground. I found comfort in the subway’s unique sense of public space, and it has become a place for me to empty my thoughts and meditate. The resonating sounds, swaying handles, and the lights of the underground tunnels over the window glass…

Various Media; Performance, Floating Chair, Pendulum, Digital Work, Audio Interactive Video

Meditation Floating Chair 2024

I used to lean on the handrail of the subway. Find comfort in the discomfort of public places while floating on the chair. This chair is based on real size of subway seat. I did meditation on floating chair with Korean subway line 2 in Seoul.

450*520*820mm, Wood panel, Subway handrail

VIDEO WORK 1 | Subway Scenery Record (2024)
VIDEO WORK 2 | 71’ of Underground Tunnel Meditation 1 (2024)
VIDEO WORK 3 | 71’ of Underground Tunnel Meditation 2 (2024

Pendulum 2024
300*700*700mm
71 lines on Aluminum panel, Pipe, Wire, Glass

Transparent triangle shape is repetitively swinging on reflective aluminum panel with 71 lines. Inspired by the repetitively swaying handles, passing lights beyond the windows, and subtle reflections, I visualized the repetitive nature of the 71-minute spatial experience through a meditation pendulum.