Fantasy architecture in the heart of pole; Inoite shelters

Canadian designer Yongwook Seong has visualized imaginary shelter to be resistant to the harsh Arctic conditions. These structures are inspired by the “Inuit” traditions and myths and emphasize their poetic beliefs; Including that the earth is sacred and everything has a spirit within it.

The design of these shelters is a combination of simplicity and complexity. Their views are formed with textured layers and shapes that reflect the spirit of various animals such as the northern deer, whale, sea lion and polar bear. Others, built on the basis of myths; Like a structure in the form of an eye that refers to the Isitok (ISISTOQ); The heavenly eye that searches for the shooters.

Also, Sung is inspired by traditional architecture; Like the igloo that is decorated with colorful mosaic tiles. These works create a deep sense of mystical relationship with Inoite culture and invite the audience to a deeper understanding of the far and unknown world.