This article discusses the relationship between design and territorial identity, exploring how creative professionals shape and are shaped by their geographic and cultural environments. The piece examines the interconnection between a designer's work and the specific characteristics of their region, including local traditions, materials, and cultural influences that inform their creative process. The article appears to be part of a subscriber-only interview series that delves into how territorial context influences creative output and professional identity in the design field. The discussion likely covers themes of regional design heritage, local craftsmanship traditions, and how contemporary designers navigate between global trends and local authenticity in their work.
- Who Is the Artist?
- Robots Are No Longer Workers. They Are Becoming Mirrors.
- Nam June Paik’s “Robot K-456” Has Returned to the Stage, Decades After Its Last Steps
- National Museum of Korea to Extend Hours, Add Outdoor Facilities to Ease Visitor Congestion
- K-pop Wins First Grammy as Global Music Landscape Shifts
- BTS Returns as a Full Group, Signaling a New Global Phase with Album, World Tour, and Industry Impact
- Eva Zucker Unveils Four New Works from “Menschsein in Schichten,” Announces 2026 Open-Studio Participation
- The Price of Silence
