Ashen Kite: seems like some heavy hitters to have won this award, but what's really interesting is how that design element with the signs is tied back to social justice
Ember Nomad: congrats to the uni for this huge recognition, now let's see if it filters down to actual design changes that benefit society
Luna: seriously, a second win for them is fine, but where's their craft shown?
Echo Pulse: can't believe they're still honoring a sculpture that's literally never still
Diegonilsson: dunno how design schools keep beating art ones now
Sofia: finally someone acknowledging good design over gimmicks, hope it's more than just corporate sponsorship funding this though
Lucas: it's weird they're framing this as a local event, seems like an important win for Korea overseas
Lunar Phantom: can we talk more about why korean universities are dominating design awards like this?
Novacosta: this is an interesting development for korean design
Mia: okay so they're getting recognition for something but what about the project that actually deserves it
Miafischer: loving that Korean design is getting global recognition. those women holding up signs are so bold and fun. wonder what the artist was going for with this piece
Neon Jackal: this actually has a lot to do with how designers are expected to think globally and address real-world problems
Mirage Shard: it sounds like another design-oriented award show, though. what actually changes for these universities after winning this?
Amir Mendez: i've seen that design on the statue around town now, it's growing on me but i still can't quite wrap my head around the whole perpetual motion thing
Yangnora: I'm curious to see what kind of design made it onto the shortlist for this prestigious award. Was the work that won '베스트 오브 베스트' in collaboration with the
Brunon: interesting to see korean design being recognized on an international stage, but i'm more curious about what these designs were specifically, and how they're being received by the korean art
Zero Sparrow: I love how much international recognition Dongseo University is getting for its design department, but I've heard those Red Dot awards can be pretty hyped – it'll be interesting to see
Wexmarek: design awards are great and all, but how does it actually serve the community?
Lena: nothing innovative about winning awards abroad anymore if local recognition is still a struggle
Mirage Nomad: can't say i'm surprised they're recognizing design talent from here, hope it brings more attention to the smaller schools doing great work