

¨A Shining Recording Chronicle¨ began as a two-person performance based on the work of artist Lee Hye-jin, who participated in the guerrilla exhibition ¨Kumusta Ka? Hello, You¨ held at the Dongducheon Nakgeomja Detention Center in 2018. In 2020, the performance was developed into a film and dance work based on the 2018 performance. The work tells the story of women who passed through the Nakgeom Detention Center with the Dongducheon Nakgeom Detention Center as the background.

¨A Shining Recording Chronicle¨ began as a two-person performance based on the work of artist Lee Hye-jin, who participated in the guerrilla exhibition ¨Kumusta Ka? Hello, You¨ held at the Dongducheon Nakgeomja Detention Center in 2018. In 2020, the performance was developed into a film and dance work based on the 2018 performance. The work tells the story of women who passed through the Nakgeom Detention Center with the Dongducheon Nakgeom Detention Center as the background.
2020-09-01
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