360VR
Jongheon Bae, Source of Climate_Colosseum 360 VR — Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art
Open full size in a new window
A 360° record of Jongheon Bae’s installation Source of Climate_Colosseum, held in the collection of the Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, made to be viewed directly on the web.
About the work
- Artist — Jongheon Bae
- Title — Source of Climate_Colosseum
- Year — 2010
- Medium — 319 wooden crates, found objects, video
- Size — Dimensions variable
An installation of 319 wooden crates stacked in a ring. The piece only reads fully together with the objects and video placed inside, so a 360° record — looking all around from a single spot — comes closest to seeing it in person.
How to explore
After checking the artist and artwork details in the intro, you enter a 360° view standing in front of the work. Drag to shift your gaze and scroll or pinch to pull in close, and you’ll see details that are hard to make out with the naked eye in the gallery. Open the photo and video materials on screen to learn more about the work.
Where it’s used
Large installations are hard to see again once an exhibition ends. A 360° record preserves the work’s scale and sense of space, and carries on into online collection archives and educational materials. It also captures angles and distances visitors can’t reach in the gallery — something a visit in person can’t offer.
