Boba Bear Café / KKOL Studio

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Gangnam-gu, South Korea
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Boba Bear Café / KKOL Studio - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Table, Windows, Door, Chair
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Text description provided by the architects. Tchaikovsy’s ballet Swan Lake features a white swan and a black swan, representing good and evil, respectively. Similarly, the movie Black Swan starring Natalie Portman portrays Nina — a protagonist aspiring to transition from a white swan to a perfect black swan — through a synesthesia of desire and anxiety. As such, the white and black swans are not only a matter of simple color contrast but also imply contradictory affect and transformation. 

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