“Living in Longing” is a manifestation of an excerpt from Korean writer Soo-young Hwang:
"People who become silent when standing in front of the ocean are most likely thinking about things they miss and long for.
Not the longing that suddenly hits you when you look out the window for a moment, but the longing that sticks with you, that you can recall each single detail of for the rest of your life.
A devastating longing. A longing that you cannot swallow or spit out and must sit with and endure forever..."
“Living in Longing” exists in two forms: as a physical exhibition and as a handmade photobook.
“Living in Longing” exhibition (2026)
Mediums: Photography, ceramics (tiles and mini tables), specialty paper, vinyl wallpaper, crayon
Ceramic Tiles
6 tiles
6 tiles
6 tiles
24 tiles
24 tiles
24 tiles
25 tiles
35 tiles
18 tiles
“Living in Longing” photobook
72-page handbound photobook that expands the space of the exhibition and further extends its existence. A total of 10 copies were made.