Definition of habitat

1-a

: the place or environment where a plant or animal naturally or normally lives and grows

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1-c

: a housing for a controlled physical environment in which people can live under surrounding inhospitable conditions (as under the sea)

habitat out of habitat

-> a controlled residential environment that deviates from a natural place to live and grow.

I have always been able to find a phenomenon that results in something of universal value. I often wonder it is appropriate as a student of fashion or not. I'm not an artist like Damien Poulain.  I want to convey what I want to convey through garment I have made, and I want to make someone feel what I see even if it is not what I want to convey. If I try to convey universal values, I can make minor changes in behavior in everyday life.

On the way to somewhere, I saw the roadside trees on the side of the road, reminding me of the cruelty of human beings, and further thinking about the Green Belt's pros and cons, and the protests. i felt bad that people used nature and fight for their own personal gain. 

We have a natural living and growing environment under our control. We are constraining them in a small space, not in a place or environment where they live and grow naturally. also, I could find us selfish, keeping them away from the families and friends.

q. how can I show my concept through this project?

1.can I take a silhouettes from the tools they use and the positions paveur take in their work? ( bacause they are what makes trees feel constrained. isn't it a contradiction to use as a silhouette idea? )

2.The contrast between a large area and a narrow area can be used to express a sense of constriction. it can be expressed using materials such as cement paveurs use.

3.Development of Detail Using a Sub-Research for Confinement such as Frida Kahlo

4. inspired by the expansion of Seoul's urban areas since 1958, In the lineup, more and more textual or printing will cover the entire human body.

I researched my subject in a more comprehensive way and noticed the social phenomenon where the protests were taking place.

development restriction area - Greenbelt Release Requirement protests

-The expansion of Seoul's urban areas since 1958.

Based on a traditional tree wrapping technique that is used to protect trees from the elements, Nicholas Croft and Michaela MacLeod created a colourful installation Pink Punch. Using 1-inch fluorescent pink latex rope, they turned a small cluster of trees into a comfortable garden room. The ropes wrap each trunk from a height of 10 feet to the base and then around the trees, forming individual or group seating areas where visitors can relax