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Architectural Interpretation 1. Irregular Grid
of Chaekgeori

Chaekgeori is a folding screen-style
still life painting depicting books and
other objects, such as Munbangsau
(brush, ink, paper, and inkstone), as a
representation of the living space with
books by scholars at the end of the Grid is formed based on what is Drawing Irregular grids by the space
Joseon Dynasty. It is a representative contained rather than a formal grid. program, Making faces.
painting that shows the sentiment of
the Korean people who love books, 2. Multiple Perspectives
whether they are commoners or
nobles.

Chaekgeori has unique features that
are different from Western paintings.
It is characterized by a grid that
varies according to the objects
without a set standard, a perspective There is not just one perspective in Setting vanishing points in each
that freely develops, a reverse the picture but multiple perspectives. faces
perspective that looks at nature and
humans equally, and a relationship 3. Reverse Perspective
between the objects facing each
other. It reinterprets the features of
Chaekgeori with Korean culture into
space to form the space of a new
archive.

A reverse perspective, with the Using perspective and reverse
vanishing point facing the viewer. perspective to create above and
underground spaces.
4. Relationship between the objects

1. The unique grid of the Chaekgeori is
three-dimensionalized depending on the
perspectives, harmonizing with nature. 2. When the folding screen is Formally and functionally
Chaekgeori painted by Lee Taek-gyun, a 19th- folded, the objects in the picture correlated around the axis of
century Joseon Dynasty royal painter. correspond to each other. the road.

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