December 12, 2010
Kwangho Lee :
"In the beginning I focused more on the knitting technique and as years went by, the technique got skilled and now I focus more on the form and shapes - I intend to keep on working with this medium for as long as I can. But I don't mean that I'd use only this for my works. All my works are handcrafted and I use familiar, everyday materials. The process is like cooking, I go to the material market and search for materials that I can use to make something (just like grocery shopping) and gather them to make a piece. I usually choose a material and keep on using it for a long period of time. To keep the frame-less knitted furniture solid, I made them into minimal shapes. And it was then that I realised the minimal shapes were very interesting in their own way

Very nice. joycephotography · 2010-12-16: 11:39

excellent series, very nicely photographed from all angles, great details!! Davorka · 2010-12-16: 11:51

I love this sort of obsession. SADHYA · 2010-12-16: 11:57

Incroyable obsession ! Une maille à l'endroit, une maille à l'envers et du pont mousse pour l'assise, c'est plus confortable ! J'aime beaucoup cet objet et les angles de prises de vue ! josy63 · 2010-12-16: 12:09

cool DrunkWeasel · 2010-12-16: 13:17

looks wonderful...great the way you have shown different angles cariad · 2010-12-16: 13:46

WOW !! interesting , finbarr · 2010-12-16: 17:04

tricot ou scoubidou ??? peu importe, de l'art !! domelia · 2010-12-16: 20:22

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