Photography has played a key role in their practice. A practice in which they differ in their respective gazes. Jeong finds herself looking at the mundane. At the objects and at the parts of the landscape itself. In doing so, she not only looks, but observes. Through this observation are the artist’s memories, as well as feelings about the past, present and future shot into image-form.
Park Chanmin looks instead at the object of the city. The city as a product of residential urbanism. In this trail he finds himself recording, collecting as well as simplifying this object through a bird’s eye view of the city as a whole.
This exhibition sets out to explore the depth and time of both artists’ works, through the lens of dual sights.
