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‘Nobel Weekly Lighting’ on display until the 15th
Past winners’ ‘Media Facade’
‘White is originally nothing, but everything is contained in that nothing.’
on the afternoon of the 7th (local time), a photo of novelist Han Kang and a passage from his work ‘White’ were projected in Korean and English on the exterior wall of the Stockholm City Hall building in Sweden.In festivity of Nobel Prize week, a video featuring past female laureates, including Han Kang, was shot with laser lights (media façade).
The Nobel Foundation will present the ’Nobel Week Light’ at 16 locations in downtown Stockholm from 4 to 10 p.m. every day from the 7th to the 15th. Stockholm’s latitude is 59 degrees north, so the sun sets around 3 p.m. in December.
Han River appears in the video ‘Leading Lights (Pioneers)’, which takes place at Stockholm City Hall, and the pier ‘Dome Aderton (18 people)’ opposite the city hall. Leading Light is a 9-minute video highlighting 65 previous female laureates, starting with Marie Curie, the first female Nobel Prize winner, and was produced by the design studio ‘Les Atelier BK’. In the video containing the faces and achievements of the awardees, the Han River appears twice.
‘Dom Adeton’ refers to the 18 lifetime members of the Swedish Academy, which selects the Nobel Prize in Literature winners. A stained-glass lighting piece inspired by the fact that 18 female Nobel Prize winners in Literature have been awarded so far this year. It was produced by the Department of Architecture at the Royal Institute of Technology in sweden, containing portraits of female writers from the 1909 laureate selma lagerlöf to this year’s Han Kang.Since 1901, a total of 121 people have received the Nobel Prize in Literature, of which only 18 (14.9%) are women. This year marks the 5th anniversary of the Nobel Week Lights and is held as a free outdoor event.
Stockholm = Reporter Kim So-min [email protected]
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