유물 소실 박물관의 대안적 전시 콘텐츠 디자인 연구

This study was launched to commemorate Lee Ye in the Ulsan region, and it was started to compensate for the problems that have been difficult to build for years due to the limitation of the loss of relics. In the region, Chung Sook-gong Lee (1373-1445) gave meaning as a "Cultural Person of the Month" selected by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in February 2005 and "A Person Who Shined Our Diplomacy" selected by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in June 2010, which opened the way for diplomats in the early Joseon Dynasty. There has been an opinion that it is important to make efforts to deliver Lee Ye's achievements to future generations while visiting 667 Koreans and signing the Sampo Treaty on more than 40 occasions until he died at the age of 73. However, as his relics were almost lost in the war, it was canceled due to an obstacle to securing the budget for the construction of the memorial hall. This study began to solve the problem of several failures in construction despite efforts to inform future generations of these historical factors. This study conducted a citizen survey to solve problems through demand analysis to form empathy among citizens. As a result of the survey, 15.5% of the main reasons for not visiting the museum were "because there was no interest," and they became interested in inducing interest in the contents, and they preferred exhibitions that combined "the function of education experience" (23.8%) and "theme exhibition of the times" (37.5%) and "theme exhibition of the times" (27.3%). By expanding it to Lee Ye and local righteous people to provide an experience of overcoming the limitations of the absence of artifacts, the direction of expanding it to function as a cultural base in the region as the Ulsan Museum of History and Humanities was reviewed and the contents of the exhibition were also supplemented.