Do-Ho Suh

Towards the end of the novel we see that the androids have come together for safety much like they did in the movie, however they seem to care less about protecting one another and more about the scientific odds of winning if they fight together vs. apart. While explaining an alarm system he is creating Batty is asked by Isidore, “Won’t the alarm affect us?” to which Pris says, “That’s right…It’ll affect Isidore,” (162 Dick) meaning J.R. the human who has been so kind to help and protect them.…

Introduction and background The Spirit Level is an exploration of the impacts of inequality on society. The book argues that inequality has a causal link with social ills, including but not limited to obesity, teenage pregnancy and crime. It also argues that everyone benefits from greater equality, even the rich. The authors, Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, have academic backgrounds in epidemiology. A field to which Pickett has devoted her entire career, Wilkinson meanwhile, initially…

parents’ house. Moving across the country has changed his views, such as his view of personal space, which inspires his art work. He uses yearbooks and combines faces to make one face of the class, he thinks doing this over different years that the faces do not look that different and we are not all the unique. He wanted to see what they shared and what they had unique about the different faces. I think this was inspired by his schooling, because all the kids had to shave their heads and wear…

Through these five artists, the study seeks to understand and explore how displacement is used as a technique to express their life experience. The five artists chosen to demonstrate this approach are Jacob Lawrence, Tracey Moffatt, Gerald Machona, Suh Do-Ho, and last but not least, Kimsooja. I am going to write types of migration in earlier period with examples in Chapter 2 and then Chapter 3 includes types of migration as well but in contemporary period. In Chapter 4, I will explain the…

Diener argues that the study of subjective well-being is, in fact, subjective due to the fact that its evaluation is based on the subjective experiences of people (Diener and Suh, 1997, p. 191). What creates these subjective evaluations can often be attributed—among many other factors—to cultural dynamics that derive from the differences in their value systems. In order to fully understand any subject under the topic of happiness, well-being or life-satisfaction, one primarily needs to…

Silk, an important textile that changes the world through its trade in ancient times. Because of the attraction of its profits, it inspired people to journey through unknown lands, which played an important role in the diffusion of culture, religion, technology, and societies among civilizations. Historically, China guarded its secrets of processing silk (sericulture) that was controlled by Chinese authorities. But around 550 AD the secrets of China methods for domesticating wild silk were…