citylikeyou — Seoul / Seunggu Kim

Seunggu Kim is a photographer who lives and works in Seoul. He wanted to describe how Korean people are living. He thought Photography could show our ‘Real World’. And now, ‘Good things are happening!’ in Korea.

http://www.seunggukim.com

Photographer

Current city: Seoul

seunggukim.com

Seoul / Park

Artificial waterfalls in a natural park, where both maintenance and entertainment coexist.

Seoul / Swimming Pool

Could it be more competitive than this? People are dreaming brilliant journeys because of long working hour with short vacation. In seoul you could meet dynamic people enjoying vacation in summer

Seoul / River

Sometimes in July and August we can see this view.

Seoul / Attraction

This is Gyeonghui Palace and there is a mysterious spring under the rock behind the backyard.

Seoul / Art

Experimental art space 'Keuk'. Is there anything more important than having imagination in the mind to the people who live in the city? Everyone in Seoul moves like chain of gear. The art space makes people to stop by, and gives chance to flow our imagination, and heals our minds. This space is very small, but slow imaginary space in a fast city. Open Mon - Sat, 09:00 - 19:00

Seoul / Illustrator

Illustrator & printmaker based in Seoul, South Korea

Seoul / Illustrator

Hello, I am an illustrator and a comic artist In Korea. I am an author of <Shape of Shame>, <Time of Everything>, <Toilet>, <Funeral burglars>, and <Stay the Same>.

Seoul / Web Developer

Singaporean visual artist / creative coder based in Seoul, South Korea

Seoul / Photographer

June Korea, is a New York–based visual artist who uses photography as a bridge to invite viewers to his constructed fantasies. His aim is to visually translate his imagined narrative into the real world. His hope for his work is that it will serve as a catalyst that stimulates to leave questions of our solitary existence in human society.

Seoul / Animator

Gyuri Cloe Lee is an independent animator/video artist who is based in Seoul, Korea. Many of her films examine the awkwardness created among seemingly unrelated, or simply misplaced things. Fascinated by heavily saturated color spectrum and unconventional storytelling, she often creates a surreal universe with no real sense of time and space, but somehow believable, and oddly charming. Her films have been shown at numerous festivals around the world. She has received her BFA in Film/Animation/Video at Rhode Island School of Design in 2017.

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