jaeuk jung: coca cola bottle in amber like polymer
taking the iconic glass bottle of coca-cola, korean designer jaeuk jung forever seals its form with the help of high technology, through amber-like chambers of polymer.
‘amber bottle’ by jaeuk jung image © designboom
korean designer jaeuk jung presents his ‘amber bottle’ at the 2011 stockholm furniture fair inside the event’s ‘greenhouse’ venue where young independent designers, design groups and universities exhibit their work.
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‘amber bottle’ is a continuation of jung’s previous project ‘amber chair‘ in which he explores the layers of time through the essence of amber. taking the iconic packaging of the coca-cola bottle designed by alexander samuelson, jung forever seals its form with the help of high technology, through amber-like chambers of polymer. an object from the past is granted a longer life, sharing its classic beauty as a piece of contemporary design. ‘amber bottle’ is an indication about the present and future, through telling a story of respect and creating a new cycle for objects.
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installation view of ‘amber bottles’ at the 2011 stockholm furniture fair image © designboom
‘amber bottles’ image courtesy of jaeuk jung
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jaeuk jung image © designboom
