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Architecture and large sculptures that cannot be placed indoors have in common "Site-specific" features. "A tree is better than a messy sculpture," says sculptor KIM Byoungho. The sentence also includes the fact that large sculptures can be restictively installed in high-density large cities such as Korea.
KIM Byoungho "produces" his work through copletely planned drawings and organized systems. The artist's drawing visualizes the direction of the work. The blueprint reflects the characteristics of the material and is followed by a mathematical calculation. The artist controls the entire process of finding the best technician or factory to produce the work according to the drawing he planned completely. "I feel more joy to mechanical drawing than hand drawing," he says.
