I am a Korean photographer based on Jeju Island.
Living in Jeju, I observe tidal movements, light, and seasonal changes—not as dramatic events, but as continuous processes that reshape the same landscape each day.
My ongoing project, Tidal Pulse, explores how a single form can appear differently as the tide rises and falls. The work is not about capturing a decisive moment, but about revealing how repetition alters what appears to be constant.
Through this process, I approach the landscape not as a static scene, but as a temporal structure—one that unfolds through gradual change rather than sudden transformation.
Alongside this project, I have developed a long-term archive including natural landscapes, flora, experimental multi-frame photography, and Korean cultural heritage.
My work seeks to make visible the differences that emerge through repetition, and to explore how time can be perceived through subtle shifts rather than dramatic change.