| Title |
A Study on the Features of Tent Pavilions in Terms of Nomadism |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2022.38.7.219 |
| Keywords |
디오니소스; 하이퍼 노마드; 인스턴트 시티; 키네틱; 세계박람회; 방랑 |
| Abstract |
This study analyzed major tent pavilions in terms of the theories of Nomadism in order to understand their features in a historical context. It
examined literature research such as theories, papers, and criticisms of tent pavilions and Nomadism. The etymology of the pavilion was
covered to broadly grasp the meanings related to the tent and to extract features applicable to the tent pavilions from the theories of
Nomadism. These features of Nomadism included vagabondage, hyper-nomadic splendor and symbolism, national hospitality and Dionysian
hedonism, Rhizomatic fluid space and nomadic experimentation, and nomad mobility and playing pop-ups. Since modern times, the tent
pavilion has changed from a power-oriented ornate symbol to a creative and experimental medium, and has been transformed from a means
to strengthen the royal power to a medium for the enjoyment of the public. However, contemporary tent pavilions still contain the philosophy
of Nomadism to obtain the driving force to change the present as a social arena where creative ideas from various fields are combined. |