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A sheltered place for souls, reveals a figure in the Temple. A boundary between life and death, tradition and modernity, memorial and art has been aesthetically sublimated.
Thousands of years ago, in East Asian countries, rituals have been carried out to engrave the name of a dead person on a tree and serve as a substitute for his soul. It was designed as a place to pray for deceased souls to take off the yoke of the Sabah world and sublimate in a space without gravity to go to the paradise world. Consisting of 8 modern concept glass stupa, enshrines the Amitabha Buddha at the central altar and builds 8 bodhisattva inside the each stupa.
Doseon-sa Temple
Seoul, South Korea