1. a brief note on the myth of immobility

    there is no such thing as (a) still life. even photographs and paintings fade and loose their luster.  genetic information, computer data, star dust - these too circulate, copy, accumulate, degenerate, evolve, and transform. there is no stillness, only momentum - momentum with no preordained destination.

     

  2. 소나기 후/ after a rain shower. 서울/ seoul. 2013 (via iphone)

     


  3. 生死苦樂

    생사고락

    life.death.sorrow.joy

     

  4. 시위 후/ after a protest. 시청 앞/ city hall. 서울/ seoul. 2011

     

  5. 아버지와 아들/ father and son. 동해/ east sea. 2010

     

  6. 석양/ sunset. 잠실/ jamsil. 서울/ seoul. 2010

     

  7. 농부/ farmer. 강화도/ ganghwa-do. 2010

     

  8. monkey and moose. 녹사평역/ noksapyeong. 서울/ seoul. 2010

     


  9. Those who do not know how to build do not know how to destroy, and those who do not know how to destroy do not know how to build. Construction and destruction are different only in appearance. In the mind, destruction is immediately construction.
    — 

    신채호, 조선 혁명 선언 (1923)/ Sin Ch’ae-ho, Declaration of Korean Revolution (1923)


    - Sin Ch’ae-ho (1880-1936): historian, anti-imperialist independence activist, anarchist

     

  10.  잔물/ remnants.  종로/ jongno. 서울/ seoul. 2010