Hanna Moon's new photo series shows the unmanicured side of South Korea:
And of course, there’s the necessary inclusion of food, in all stages of preparation and ingestion: women with plastic-gloved arms rubbing crimson paste into cabbage for kimchi; a bird’s-eye shot of a table crowded with, or small side dishes; girls crowded around an order of late-night fried chicken; two pigs heads floating in a plastic tub.
she didn’t seek out “anything obviously Seoul, like architecture or landscape pictures, because I wasn’t making a travel book.”Curated from an archive of thousands of photos, the snaps were accumulated over the past decade, during which Moon lived in, then was a visitor inWith a layout mimicking windows on a desktop computer, the pages are tinted with voyeurism, their familiar digital frames contrasting with nostalgic scenes.
unvarnished exploration of life in South Korea is a welcome break from the sanitised Korean-ness born of the country’s soft power machineit does not overly identify with being Korean, or with any of the wretched and limiting ‘buzzwords’ that are used to describe it
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