Article source: L’eau Design
Narnia is an imaginary land created by a space of fantasy.
As vivid stories overlap with actual places, the epic scenery of Narnia’s program box makes one remember the space that appears in reality, as a fantasy. Like Jean Baudrillard said, perhaps hyper-reality is being used as a strategy to conceal reality in the real world. Just as Disneyland exists, imitating children, to turn adults’ childishness into fantasy, we dream of unfamiliar routines in an imaginary world created by hyperreality, which feels more real than reality.
Image Courtesy © Kyungsub Shin
- Architects: L’eau Design
- Project: Jeju Narnia
- Location: Seogwipo, South Korea
- Photography: Kyungsub Shin
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