The Amazing Living Light Sculpture in Peace Park South Korea
I've never been to Seoul, South Korea, but apparently it's an experience in blinding, neon lights. Perhaps then, the city's Living Light sculpture, a beautiful eco-conscious design which can be found at the World Cup Stadium's Peace Park, isn't as awe-inspiring for Koreans as it is for me.
The Living Light sculpture by designers Soo-in Yang and David Benjamin has a glass skin that actually represents a redrawn map of twenty-seven Seoul neighborhoods. The lights on the sculpture will light up according to which neighborhood has the best air quality and which has the worst. And, get this: people can text the structure to find out at any given time the air quality in specific neighborhoods!
The Living Light sculpture by designers Soo-in Yang and David Benjamin has a glass skin that actually represents a redrawn map of twenty-seven Seoul neighborhoods. The lights on the sculpture will light up according to which neighborhood has the best air quality and which has the worst. And, get this: people can text the structure to find out at any given time the air quality in specific neighborhoods!
