[The voice of the farmers Museum]
Geochang-eup, Geochang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, Republic of Korea
Diorama design and production in museum
commissioned by the Geochang County Office / 2011
each size: h 300X w 900X l 380mm
wood and mixed media
The voice of the farmers Museum was made to preserve traditional Korean culture about agriculture. Below work shows a process of a diorama, with using motors and sound devices. Each step needed several tests not only to express characters’ natural poses and movements but also show scenery of agricultural society in the past with nature.
Moving Parts
Diorama Layout
Modeling the Figures
Props of all backgrounds and characters of the characters were made to fit the size. We shaped the costume figures to make silicone molds and cast non-foam rigid urethane. To give them an overall feeling of liveliness as well as details of when the audience looked closer, the eyes of the characters were all made of glass eyes, and the head was made of wigs.
Diorama
The sound of hoeing
It shows that farmers make a sound as they prepare for the firewood in the mountains or fields.
Mosdugdajigi sound
Barley threshing sound
The sound while planting seeds
This piece depicts farmers singing while planting seedlings in the rice paddies.
Rice-plowing sound and Rice-planting sound
(Monaegi Sound and Nonmaegi Sound)
It is a diorama of two sounds. The first is farmers planting rice with making a sound. The second is a scene of singing while weeding a rice paddy.