Cell I & II

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Sui Park est une artiste et architecte d’intérieur basée à Brooklyn. À l’aide de câbles zip, elle a créé des mailles pour finalement obtenir de magnifiques structures organiques. Ces impressionnantes sculptures semblent presque irréelles et donnent l’illusion de flotter au dessus du sol. Plus de détails en images.
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‘Cell’ extents my work theme to an encroachment of one’s artificial creation over its natural ego. ‘Cell’ is an abstract visualization of one’s artificial ego that may socially or individually be generated. Whether ‘Cell’ is a self created and developed ego, or superficially grafted vanity, what I attempt to show is that ‘Cell’ will grow on you, and may extend beyond one’s natural ability to contain it. ‘Cell’ thus also has a dual characteristic of dictation or restriction. ‘Cell’ may impair one’s behavior or perception, and one may eventually be contained in a ‘Cell.’
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source: portfoliosrisdedu

Sui Park is a New York based artist and an interior architect born in Seoul, Korea. Her work involves creating 3-dimensional flexible organic forms of a comfortable ambiance that are yet dynamic and possibly mystical or illusionary.

She recently had a two-person solo exhibition at the Denise Bibro Fine Gallery in Chelsea, New York in October 2014. She participated over 30 group exhibitions, including a recent exhibition ‘Line Describing a Cone’ at Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY in January 2015. Sui Park is also a Bronze Awardee in ‘2013-2014 A’ Design Award’ in Arts, Crafts and Ready-Made Design Category with her design ‘SuiTable’.

Sui Park’s education includes MDes in Interior Architecture at Rhode Island School of Design in 2013 and BFA in Environmental Design at Maryland Institute College of Art in 2011. Sui Park also has MFA and BFA in Fiber Art at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea.