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Discussing the life and works of Nam June Paik Nam June Paik was born in Seorin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul (then Seorin-jeong, Gyeongseong-bu, Gyeonggi-do during the Japanese colonial period).He was the youngest of three sons born to his father Paik Nak-seung and his mother Cho Jong-hee. He attended Susong Elementary School and Gyeonggi First Higher Common School. […]
‣ Arrival of a Train, made by the Lumière brothers in 1895, is recorded as the first film in human history. ‣ Its original title is L’Arrivée d’un train en gare de La Ciotat, which means “The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station.” ‣ From the very first film in cinema history, the […]
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AI infrastructure is a strategic asset that determines the technological sovereignty and competitiveness of nations and corporations. # Technical perspective: A system that supports AI models to perform learning and inference processes reliably and at scale, integrating elements such as: # Comprehensive perspective: Not merely a collection of technical components, but a complex system tightly […]
Since the very first film in human history, the train has appeared as a central cinematic icon. Its movement, presence, and dynamism were closely intertwined with the emerging identity of the new medium of film itself. In the case of Korean cinema, however, trains have often appeared as negative or dangerous entities, unlike in the […]
① Art, Who Are You?② An Overview of Nam June Paik’s Life and Works③ Understanding Good Morning, Mr. Orwell ① Art, Who Are You? “A work of art is the most difficult riddle.Yet, humanity is its answer.”— Joseph Beuys Backward… Upside down…He liberated art into an open world.A leading figure in that movement: Nam June […]
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During the Park Chung-hee regime, a period marked by rapid industrialization and transportation development, the government promoted a cultural policy that actively incorporated modern spaces (such as trains, bus terminals, and apartments) into films. As a result, trains became a frequent and important narrative device in the cinema of the era, used to express movement, […]
