Flower Fountain

Public Art; LED Sculpture; Site-Specific Media Art

Flower Fountain transforms the nighttime landscape of Uiam Neighborhood Park in Chuncheon into an imagined garden of light.

Inspired by lotus flowers, Japanese irises, and canola blossoms found around Lake Uiam, we reinterpret the region's ecological landscape through AI-generated moving images displayed on a fountain-shaped LED sculpture. Rather than reproducing botanical forms, the work evokes cycles of blooming, fading, and renewal through surreal, storybook-like imagery.

As the moving images unfold across its curved surface, the sculpture becomes a luminous presence within the park, inviting visitors into a landscape between dream and reality. The work reimagines the lakeside environment as a nighttime landmark reflecting Chuncheon's relationship with nature and water.

Installation Views

Moving Image Stills

Created using generative AI, the moving-image sequences transform familiar botanical forms into an imagined visual world. Lotus flowers, Japanese irises, and canola blossoms become the starting points for surreal transformations of color, texture, and movement.

Through shifting compositions and cycles of emergence and disappearance, the imagery evokes the rhythms of plant life while creating a dreamlike garden that moves beyond naturalistic representation.

Media Mapping & Visual Continuity

Credits

Artist / Creative Direction & Moving Images: Sanglim Han

Project Management: Won Ho Jeong

LED Sculpture Fabrication & Installation: Ralux

Year: 2025

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Publications & Presentations

Jeong, W. H., & Han, S. (2025). Designing for Engagement: An AI-Powered Participatory Framework for Voxel-LED Public Art. Journal of Computer Games and Contents, 38(6), 18–28.

Jeong, W. H., & Han, S. (2025). AI-driven participation in voxel-LED public art. In Proceedings of the 2nd Special Workshop on AI Applications (SWAA 2025) (p. 35).