Prism
The windowsill of an airplane transforms into a prism.
The Yellow Sea, South Korea



Mirrors
A fishing boat reflects the setting sun, as the Mediterranean Sea reflects the sunset sky.
Pula, Croatia



Planes
A plane is seen from another plane in full view of the horizontal plane.
Vestiges
Venus





Alba
“Alba” is the Latin, Spanish, and Italian word for ‘dawn’.
The Alps, Italy


San
“San” is the Korean word for ‘mountain’, whose phonetics is based on the pronunciation of
“山” which is the Chinese logographic character for ‘mountain’.

Sangju, South Korea



Sanmaek
“Sanmaek” is Korean for ‘mountain range’, with “maek” meaning ‘stem’.
Mountains make up around 70% of the South Korean terrain.

Gyeongju, South Korea

Noon
"Noon" is the Korean word for both 'snow' and 'eye'.
Seoul, South Korea



Sigol
“Sigol” is the Korean word for ‘countryside’.
Andong, South Korea


Veneto
Veneto, Italy



Nice
Nice, France



Vols

“Vols” is the French word for ‘flights’.



Nebula
“Nebula” is the Latin word for ‘cloud’ or ‘mist’.
Today, the word refers to a body of interstellar clouds.


Pula
Pula, Croatia



Incheon
Incheon, South Korea



Getbol
“Getbol” is the Korean word for ‘mudflat’ or ‘tidal flat’. In 2021, four getbol sites, excluding that of Incheon,
were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as “Getbol, Korean Tidal Flats”.
Incheon, South Korea


Incheon II
Incheon Getbol, which accounts for 29.3% of all getbol, was not listed due to the locals’ opposition.
Today, local support for the registration is growing.

Incheon, South Korea



Vinyl

Greenhouses, called “vinyl house” in South Korea, are an emblem of the nation’s countryside.

Uiseong, South Korea



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Los Angeles, United States
"Temporal Horizons" explores the diverse methods in which natural lights both unveil and accentuate
the textures of nature within the temporal and horizontal planes that they cohabit with humanity.

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