| Abstract |
| Contemporary cities in the 21st century require temperance and innovation under the diversity with the new topic in publicness. For this requirement, information by the advertisement from numerous information of city competes each other by the principle of commercialism. However, this type of commercial act has fallen into the pollutant that seriously threaten the social or urban publicness. This is attributable to the consideration of commercial implication in the blinded area from the controlled sector. For this reason, this study has been undertaken for the definition and classification on the signed materials with movement to induce the application of design concept and temperament on stimulating movement and light pollution. Currently, each local government has undertaken deliberation and regulations on outdoor advertisement materials as the indiscrete information pollution. However, the reality is still lukewarm on the regulations for signage that moves around. In particular, the definition simply indicates as `flickering signage, flickering signboard` without basing on intrinsic issue of movement. This is resulted from the neglect that the interference on publicness occurs due to the motion generated from the flickering of light source and the movement causes the interference. Therefore, the signage with movement is defined as the `motion sign`, and it is classified in the hardware aspect for `Neon type` and `LED type`, and further classified into `exposed` and `reclaimed` for detailed formation aspect. In addition, depending on the type of motion, it is classified into the `stroboscopic-type` and the `live-type`. The `motion-type` defined and classified through this study may expect to establish the new implication and concept in the publicness of urban night view and, through the qualification of movement for the motion signs, it may attract the motion design in systematically and effectively for the signage design. |
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| Key Words |
| 모션사인, 광공해, 공공성, Motion-Sign, Light pollution, Public |
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