PAVILION III : MATERIAL INTELLIGENCE

Hanji Cell Relics & Art Capsules

Chapter I: THE MACRO CAPSULES — The Grand Reliquary

The Eternal Horizon

: The Threshold Between Darkness and Awakening Light

"A golden horizon gently partitioning the primeval ink mountains—capturing the serene threshold where cosmic equilibrium awakens from darkness."

CURATION ANATOMY: The Architecture of Light

  • Horizontal Golden Horizon

    A delicate, mixed gold and oxidized leaf horizon horizontally slices through the rugged ink mountain range, establishing a serene, contemplative equilibrium.

  • Cosmic Equilibrium

    Capturing the precise moment before cosmic sunrise—where light and dark, upper and lower spatial fields achieve an absolute, balanced weight.

  • Tranquil Masterpiece

    A foundational anchor piece that instills profound stillness and architectural balance within private galleries or executive consoles.

STORYTELLING & PHILOSOPHY

  • The 46-Year Inkstone Ritual

    Pigmented with traditional Korean Muk (ink) from the artist's personal inkstone preserved for over 46 years (since age 11). This capsule seals a lifetime of soul and consciousness into an eternal cosmic relic.

  • Compression of Time (46 Years & 1,000 Years)

    A sacred union between the artist’s 46-year lived consciousness and the 1,000-year archival permanence of traditional hand-sculpted Hanji.

  • Quantum Contemplation (Particle vs. Wave)

    Pure water and rich ink stretch raw mulberry fibers to their absolute physical threshold. When ambient light strikes the exposed fibers and gold/oxidized leaf, static matter transforms into a fluid wave of cosmic energy, inducing Nature’s 1/f Fluctuation.

"Even the pedestal is an active sculptural medium. The subtle variation in light reflection—where the satin depth of the traditional ink meets the single matte stroke of Black Gesso—ensures that the base itself responds dynamically to ambient light alongside the acrylic monolith."

MATERIAL & ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Medium: 46-Year Vintage Ink on Hand-Sculpted Organic Hanji, Mixed Gold Leaf , 2-Ply Floating Signature Seal

  • Capsule Structure: 30mm (1.25") Optical-Grade UV-Filtering Solid Acrylic Capsule

  • Museum-Grade Pedestal: Hand-sanded hardwood dyed with Speedball Super Black Ink, then stroked with Black Gesso for a subtle, intentional contrast between satin gloss and matte brushwork. Finished with Renaissance Wax and lined on the underside with traditional Korean Ottchil Jangji (lacquered paper).

  • Spatial Positioning:The Horizontal Axis — Designed to bring serene spatial grounding and luminous balance to private suites, consoles, or main galleries.

DIMENSIONS & PROVENANCE

  • Acrylic Monolith (Landscape): 10 x 8 x 1.25 inches (25.4 x 20.3 x 3.0 cm) / 30mm Thickness

  • Museum Pedestal: 12 x 4 x 0.8 inches (30.5 x 10.2 x 2.0 cm) / 20mm Height

  • Overall Height: Approx. 10.8 inches (27.4 cm)

  • Provenance: Hand-signed on verso / Serialized MAISON HABENHAUS Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

  • Price:$3,800 USD

The Eternal Horizon

Craftsmanship Detail:

Hand-sanded hardwood base with Speedball ink & Black Gesso sheen contrast, sealed with Renaissance Wax and lined with traditional Korean Ottchil Jangji (lacquered paper) on the underside.

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