DOMUS #1106 2025 - Immaterial migration Kimchidok crocks kept in the
Description
Kimchidok crocks kept in the ground have been replaced by refrigerators in the home specifically for kimchi storage—evincing the everlasting symbolism of kimchi on the Korean table
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DOMUS #1106 2025 - Immaterial migration Kimchidok crocks kept in theFrom matter to its opposite: with a cover by Refik Anadol and contributions by Michele De Lucchi and Yves Bhar, Bjarke Ingels concludes his journey as Domus guest editor by exploring the immaterial as the new frontier of design.
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