Blending Eastern and Western traditional wisdom and contemporary knowledge, a Korean herbalist and American artist offer a kind and slow space, where we can experience ecological life, craft, and alternative ways of being.
이끼와 돌 | MOSS AND STONE
DAEJEON . KOREA
herb tea experience
Suhee Kang has worked as a writer and photographer, traveling throughout the Middle-East, Europe and Asia to engage with the traditional ways of living. She was previously the editor at Booksense, a leading publisher of social and ecological titles in Korea. She studied journalism at Sungkyunkwan University, and is a certified herbalist. Suhee has been invited to give talks and workshops internationally, including for companies such as MUJI, Lexus, and Daimaru.
eco art experience
Patrick M. Lydon grew up in Silicon Valley, and later spent several years living nomadically, while learning from farmers, philosophers, and monks. He studied at San Jose State University (BA), Aichi University of Art, and The University of Edinburgh (MFA), and is the arts editor for The Nature of Cities (New York). His work in the field of urban ecology as an artist, essayist, and filmmaker appears internationally, including the Setouchi Triennale, the Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism, and the Nature of Cities Festival in Berlin where he was the Co-Director of Arts.
visiting the studio
HOURS
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY [APPOINTMENT ONLY]
FRIDAY, SATURDAY 12:00 — 18:00
[SEE MONTHLY SCHEDULE]
ADDRESS
300-3 BUSA DONG, DAEJEON, KOREA
ACCESS
15 MIN FROM DAEJEON STATION VIA EXPRESS BUS #4 or #501
[GOOGLE DIRECTIONS].
20 MINUTES FROM DAEJEON STATION BY BICYCLE ALONG THE BEAUTIFUL DAEJEON STREAM
[FREE DAEJEON BICYCLE RENTAL]
PARKING IS LIMITED AND PUBLIC TRANSIT OR BICYCLE IS RECOMMENDED.