• 복식
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• 제61권8호
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• pp.1-17
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• 2011

Ever since Homeros in Greece, Mimesis was thought to be an art that imitates nature, especially the classicism of nature. Mimetic theories were used in the artworks in the era of the Renaissance, and the terminology 'mimesis' replaced the idea of originality in the 15th century. The purpose of this study is to understand the aesthetics of mimesis expressed in Online video game apparel design. For this purpose, I researched different theories of 'mimesis' and applied them to Online video game apparel designs. The research was conducted using various books on aesthetics and fashion, and demonstrative studies were processed by analyzing photos from Internet video game websites. In the history of aesthetics, the term mimesis is divided into three categories: external, internal and multiple mimesis. External mimesis represented the historical point of view in the design, which showed the beauty of the ancient times. Internal mimesis displayed the metaphorical symbols of religion, character, psychology, sexuality and fear. Multiple mimesis was the hybrid and the distortion of the different aspects of mimesis. Applying this research on mimesis and expressing them in Online video game design may be an excellent method for understanding human aesthetics in video game apparels.

• KIEAE Journal
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• 제14권5호
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• pp.13-20
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• 2014

Museums have developed various needs of the visitors and exhibits over the past two centuries. Currently, they have multiple functions of display, conservation, research and public education about artworks and cultural events. Therefore, exhibits should be displayed in various ways so that visitors can feel inter-relations with exhibits. The exhibition areas of museums should be provided with the stable lighting environment for visitors and artworks. For the study, I selected four museums, which were the Seoul Museum, the Mimesis Art Museum, the Seoul Museum of Art in Nowon and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Gwacheon, and I measured illumination levels of the selected Museums, and then, I surveyed the visitors' responses on the lighting conditions of them. According to the results, the measurements of the illumination levels in the four museums showed that the illumination levels of them were effectively controlled to display the art works. However, the illuminance levels at some areas that drew the natural light as lighting source were much higher than recommended illumination values for museum. In the mean time, the answers of questionnaires showed that the natural light were so effective to light the museums although the natural light provided some areas with high illumination levels.

• 한국전통조경학회지
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• 제30권1호
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• pp.76-89
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• 2012

본 연구는 고창 취석정원림 조영에 깊은 영향을 준 것으로 판단되는 핵심적 조영언어에 대한 의미론적 해석이다. 은일(隱逸) 취석(醉石) 그리고 칠성암(七星巖)이라는 키워드를 통해 그 속에 깃는 은유와 상징성 등 조영자 및 관련자들의 송 수신의미를 통해 파악함으로써, 16세기 은일의 정신문화가 원림 조영에 어떠한 영향을 끼쳤는가를 유추하고자 하였다. 먼저 원림 내부에 의도적으로 '칠성(七星)'을 상징하기 위한 '담두르기'가 이루어졌음이 확인되었다. 이는 일종의 평면적 '선두르기'이며 적극적 의미경관 연출의 결과이다. 의도적으로 모여진 칠성암을 통해 조영자 노계 김경희 자신이 둔세한 취석정원림이 바로 우주 운행의 중심이라는 유학자로서의 천문학적 사고와 인식을 새겼을 것으로 추론된다. 노계집에 나타난 어휘소 분석 결과, 노계와 취석정 관련자들의 기문에서는 술 또는 취석, 도연명 그리고 그의 은일처인 율리(栗里)가 주로 언급되고 있음을 볼 때, 은일의 심정으로 자연에 귀의해 술을 마시며 한가로운 생활을 한 노계를 도연명에 비견하고 있다. '술취함'은 도연명과 같은 자유를 갈구하며 산수상영지락(山水觴詠之樂)을 취했던 노계의 심경을 토로한 것으로, 도연명과 마찬가지로 노계 스스로에게 술은 물아일체의 경지에 이르게 하는 자유의 표상으로 해석된다. 이는 도연명에 대한 흠모를 기반으로 한 행동 재현과 의미 모방이기도 하다. '다른 것으로 말하기'라는 알레고리가 함축하듯이, 도연명의 고사에서 유래된 '취석(醉石)'은 여러 겹의 의미읽기가 가능한데, 표면적으로는 원림 내 존재하는 '술 취해 잘만한 바위'와 개인적 근심을 해소시켜주는 '망우물(忘憂物)'이다. 더불어 내면적으로는 '취(醉)'의 정신적 일탈을 통해 욕심 없는 마음을 지키는 자유의지'이자, 은일을 택한 노계가 도연명의 자족의 심정을 빌어 '자연지도(自然之道)에 이르기 위한 수단'이라는 은유적 확대적 해석의 알레고리가 가능하다. '취석'은 유가적(儒家的) 가치관을 투영, 본인의 상황을 고결한 도연명의 심정에 감정이입하여 표현한 원림 조형언어로, 도연명에 대한 흠모를 바탕으로 한 알레고리이자 행동적 미메시스(mimesis)이며, '객관적 현실의 미적 반영'으로 볼 수 있다. '도연명'에 대한 표현적 행태적 미메시스가 중국을 비롯해 국내에서도 취석 각자(刻字)와 동명이정(同名異亭)의 취석정 건립을 통해 반복 재현됨은 결코 우연이 아니다.

• 건축역사연구
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• 제9권2호
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• pp.85-100
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• 2000

This paper is a study of the Beaux-Arts discipline of architecture, as it was established during the late nineteenth century in America. It focuses on trio particular modes of vision and representation that were at the heart of the discipline. The paper argues that Beaux Arts vision was centered on what may be called 'planar vision'; a mode of seeing through which the multiple aspects of the architectural design imbedded in the plan were read and re-interpreted. Similarly Beaux-Arts training in drawing required its student to draw within the multiple layers of historical traces; the new design being in effect a new layer placed on often unseen traces of monumental precedent. The theoretical basis of this practice was not based on history but on the concept of composition. Composition, in the French tradition was regarded more a matter of practice than theory. The Anglo-American discourse on composition, on the other hand, formed a body of theoretical literature based on formalist assumptions. There was, however, a fundamental gap between these formalist theories of composition and the 'layered' modes of vision and drawing involved in the design process. This practice leaned more on the modern romantic notion of 'intuition' for its theoretical basis, once again forming an immanent conflict with the mimetic practice of classical and historical architecture. The paper draws a picture of a discipline centered on a 'theory of the plan,' a potentially modern discipline integrated with classical forms and details. It was clearly effective as a practice. However, structured by conflicts between theory and practice, history and form, mimesis and intuition, the Beaux-Arts was unable to defend itself at the philosophical and theoretical level the modernists engaged their attacks on this system. At the same time, the paper poses the question of how different modern architecture is from this system. Is not the 'theory of plan,' in its many transformations and guises, still the central discipline of twentieth century modern architecture, and is it not structured by basically the same kind of conflicts and paradox that were immanent to the Beaux-Arts system.