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Choi Subin is a graphic designer dealing with printed matter and screen—based 3D production job based in Seoul, South Korea. A member of HOLY SERVICES.
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Alaska Wallpaper
acrylic keyring, 2018

Alaska Wallpaper


Most of the time, photographs used as display desktops are images that seem like unrealistic, high resolution, appear to be fully controlled. Advances in 3D graphical image reproduction technology sometimes make it possible to recognize perfect photographs of real-life as well-rendered virtual images. As photography and computer graphics technology can extract results with higher resolution than human vision, the viewers are experiencing the mixture of cognition as they see the image. This confusion deepens when spectators can directly deal with computer graphics technology. Viewers who are familiar with image compositing or 3D rendering can speculate and think specifically about the editing process in which controlled images are derived. Taking images of Alaska landscapes, is a work created by visually tearing down and presenting the perception of the image generation process that intervenes in the process of recognizing wallpaper images.
photograph by Jeong Kyun Goh
Alaska Wallpaper
single-channel video, looped, 2019

Alaska Wallpaper
1300 x 1300 mm, fabric, 2019