질 들뢰즈의 ‘차이’를 기반으로 한 공간의 비표상성에 관한 연구

Abstract

(Background and Purpose) In the past, in the present, and in the flow of time to the future, space design is constantly changing and growing. Space is an organic existence expanding with diverse connections to the surrounding environment. In this study, we intend to highlight that various newly-created spaces would need to be constituted as non-representational space different from conventional space, rather than being replicated from the perspective of representation. Thus, this study is intended to establish the non-representational space value based on the “difference”, a concept adopted from the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze, so as to improve the future course of space design and to assist in the creation of content-centric space that allows for the occurrence of various transformations. (Methods) This study examines if the non-representational value system is able to present design-based solutions for contemporary space in the future based on the concepts of difference and creation, notion in the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze. We looked into the spatial characteristics of the non-representational value system by referring to preceding studies, and, based on that, formed the frame for analyses of spatial design. On the basis of the results of these examinations, we analyzed the space of a targeted case with the intention of validating the application of the non-representational value system in the field of spatial design. (Results) From the results of a preceding study, we determined that morphological, presentational and episodic aspects in space are important considerations in a non-representational value system. In consequence of this determination, we selected cases of spatial design in urban space that contain morphological, presentational and episodic aspects and applied a framework of analysis based on continuous spatiality, temporal immanence and the diversity of boundaries. As a result, the spatial designs examined in a non-representational case analysis were found to have value as a design methodology with their focus on spatial characteristic elements (continuity, interactivity, discontinuity, temporality, non-nodosity, variability, diversity, multi-sensibility, complexity). Through these results, a conclusion was drawn that the direction of content-centric spatial design could be improved by difference-creational space in the future. (Conclusion) As mentioned earlier, the space is an organic existence that has various possibilities, and the space expands with diverse connections to its surroundings. The direction of future spatial design should be able to be generate continuously and contain culture-oriented value for humanity. The concept of non- representational space has discourse value in questions of unconscious, unstructured, and difference-creational space. This study is intended to investigate and propose a solution methodology able to provide fundamentally alternative space rendered by stimulation through derivation and the introduction of spatial characteristic elements based on non-representational reasoning.