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The Basement Satellite follows media artist Song Hojun as he works in his basement art studio in Mangwon-dong, Seoul. His ambitious goal is to create a satellite and launch it into space, driven by the Open Source Satellite Initiative (OSSI). The film captures his efforts to build a DIY satellite while attempting to raise 100 million won by selling 10,000 T-shirts to fund the project.
The documentary presents Song's seemingly reckless ambition and the various steps he takes to make his dream a reality. It provides insight into the world of DIY satellite construction and the challenges faced by artists and innovators in South Korea, all while showcasing the unique environment of his basement studio.
Why Watch
- •Follow Song Hojun's unique satellite project in Seoul.
- •See the creative process in a basement art studio.
- •Find out how DIY culture meets space exploration.
Did You Know
•Song Hojun aims to raise 100 million won through T-shirt sales.
•He plans to sell 10,000 T-shirts to fund his satellite project.
•The film was released in 2015 and has a duration of 108 minutes.
•The project is linked to the Open Source Satellite Initiative (OSSI).
Perfect For
DIY enthusiastsSpace exploration fansContemporary art lovers