Search results for "Kim Seong-cheol"

"Psychotherapy in Movie Version", "A Journey to Find the True Self" Praise Relay!

I am crazy about subculture. I check out not only movies but also webtoons, games, comics, and animations that deal with fresh stories, themes, and characters. I opened the world of 'otaku' through comic books and became an 'adult child' who reads comic books on e-books and webtoons on my smartphone. However, it’s less fun to enjoy alone. I draw [Seong Chan Eol's Comic Book] from the perspective of a passionate fan, capturing what would be more enjoyable to experience together.

I get captivated by the music in movies. Music sometimes conveys the intimate emotions of characters that cannot be expressed through visible images and audible dialogues alone. It can also serve as a window to glimpse the hidden intentions of the creators. For me, understanding film music was a way to connect with the film. 'Chua-young's Music Box' listens to the voice of the film more closely through music. (P.S. I hope you read this while listening to the music.)

A complex cultural space that revives the art and life of the late Shin Sung-il, incorporating advanced AI-based immersive media art systems. The 'Andre Kim Special Restoration Exhibition' will also be unveiled during the opening ceremony.

I become fascinated by objects in movies. I find myself deeply contemplating why the director, cinematographer, art director, or even the actors chose to place that object in front of the camera. 'Joo Seong-cheol's Locker' is a record of the objects in films that have softly caught my eye.

On November 29 (Saturday) and 30 (Sunday), films 〈Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda〉 (2017), 〈Ryuichi Sakamoto: Async〉 (2018), and 〈Ryuichi Sakamoto: Opus〉 (2023) will be screened in order, along with a GV session.

I get fascinated by objects in movies. I ponder deeply why that object was placed in front of the camera, whether by the director, cinematographer, art director, or actor. 'Joo Seong-cheol's Locker' is a record of the objects in movies that have lightly stepped on my eyes.

I get hooked on the music in movies. Music conveys the intimate emotions of characters that sometimes cannot be expressed through visible images and audible dialogues. It can also serve as a window to glimpse the hidden intentions of the creator. For me, understanding film music was one way to connect with the film. 'Chua-young's Music Box' listens to the voice of the film more closely through music. (P.S. I hope you read this while listening to the music.)

This work depicts the unexpected journey of a ‘fake praise group’ created to earn foreign currency for North Korea.

The new special exhibition at the Korean Film Museum 〈Digging Soundtrack – Listening to Korean Film Music on LP, Cassette, and CD〉 is the first of its kind in Korea, allowing visitors to directly experience over 3,000 film music records using turntables and players in an interactive exhibition.