ENOUGH
Seo Jihye, WKND Lab, Yun Yeodong, Jeong Hyejin, Choi Younghwan, Ha Soomin
Co-hosted by | Studio KKANN · H.PIO (Denps)
ENOUGH
Seo Jihye, WKND Lab, Yun Yeodong, Jeong Hyejin, Choi Younghwan, Ha Soomin
Co-hosted by | Studio KKANN · H.PIO (Denps)
EXHIBITION INTRODUCTION
ENOUGH
ENOUGH is an exhibition that turns its attention to the value of making — the process and attitude behind the result.
Rooted in the materials and techniques of traditional Korean craft, the works are reinterpreted as objects woven into contemporary daily life, extending craft from something to be observed into something to be lived with.
Between the restrained aesthetics of Seoul and the minimalism of Copenhagen design, ENOUGH proposes a balanced point where craft and design, making and living, intersect.
CHALLENGE
We live in an era of constant creation and consumption. Yet the time, tactile sensitivity, and attitudes embedded in the making of an object are increasingly consumed and forgotten at a rapid pace. ENOUGH focuses on the process of making that exists before the finished outcome, and on the attitudes accumulated throughout that journey.
APPROACH
'ENOUGH' approaches the theme of 3daysofdesign 2026, “Make This Moment Matter,” through the lens of process rather than outcome. Through the works of six artists, traditional Korean craft materials and techniques are reinterpreted as contemporary objects for daily life, expanding the role of craft from an object of appreciation to an essential element of living.
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In this exhibition, “enoughness” does not refer to quantitative satisfaction. Rather, it speaks to an emotional density formed through the sensory touch of hands working with materials, the restraint of seeking balance through subtraction, and the enduring attitude embedded in repeated acts of making over time.
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- KKAN STUDIO
Exhibition Overview
Rooted in the materials and techniques of traditional Korean craft, the works are reinterpreted as objects woven into contemporary daily life, extending craft from something to be observed into something to be lived with.