The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
The Pieces of Blueprints, Drawing Installation, 2020
“WaterCut” sketches and material
Sketches of Installation “WaterCut” at Der Kleine Laden (when the door is open)
screenshots of water flows videos from preliminary clarification and Lifting station with screw pump at Kläranlage Paderborn
The videos will be selected based on the spatial appearance and sound composition, all intended to be perceived from the outside.
Sketches of Installation “WaterCut” at Der Kleine Laden (when the door is closed)
Inside the space set-up: 2–3 beamers, loudspeakers, self-built two-level wooden bench, and semi-see-through plastic sheets covering the window.
sketch of self-built two-level wooden bench
Sounds
Links to the field recordings of "Klangliche Routen der häuslichen Wasserversorgung" and sound library:
Wasseraufbereitungsanlage in Haltern am See und Hebewerk mit Schneckenpumpe in der Kläranlage Paderborn
"WaterCut" sound sketch for the window facade of Der Kleine Laden
Jeesoo Hong Work Reference 1
“WaterCut” is the developed form of my previous work, “The Path leading Down to the Caretaker’s Shower Room (2024)” which is a sound installation with a huge scale of plastic sheets covering the entire staircase and the sound composition came from the field recordings of the research.
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Jeesoo Hong Work Reference 2
Another related work interacting with the display window of a gallery space.
“Walls, Corners and Algae Blooms (2025)”
To the gallery space, the work brought the life of an abandoned swimming pool, in which algae grew and transformed the once clear water into a vague, green habitat of various aquatic organisms. The display windows were covered by green semi-see-through fabric, and the inside was composed of three beam projections and a dampened underwater soundscape, which also included outside noises, such as cars passing and children playing around the neighbourhood of the pool, muffled by the water.
Link: https://www.hongjeesoo.com/walls-corners-and-algaue-blooms
