Unveiling Seoul’s Urban Landscape: Nils Clauss Solo Photography Exhibition at Korea University
Discover the Fusion of Space & Memory
Korea University extends a warm invitation to delve into the captivating world of Nils Clauss’s photography exhibition titled “SPACE & MEMORY.” From April 16th to April 20th, filmmaker and photographer Clauss will showcase his exploration of Seoul’s social and urban landscape.
Experience Clauss’s Vision of Seoul
Through his lens, Clauss invites viewers to contemplate the intricate interplay between public and private spaces in Seoul. From the bustling streets to the quiet corners, his photography captures the essence of a city in constant flux.
The “Bang” Series: Unveiling Seoul’s Spatial Complexity
In his “Bang” series, Clauss delves deep into the nebulous concept of public and private spaces in Korea. Through his lens, he challenges conventional notions, offering a fresh perspective on the fluidity of spatial boundaries within the urban landscape.
The “Zugzwang” Series: Capturing the Essence of Urban Transformation
Clauss’s “Zugzwang” series offers a poignant commentary on the relentless pace of urban development in Seoul. Through his evocative imagery, he highlights the struggles of inhabitants faced with the ever-changing cityscape, inviting viewers to contemplate the consequences of progress.
The “Urban Nature” Series: Redefining Seoul’s Cityscape
Awarded the prestigious European Prize of Architectural Photography in 2011, Clauss’s “Urban Nature” series offers a glimpse into the evolving landscape of Seoul. From the sprawling suburbs to the city center, his photographs capture the dynamic relationship between urbanization and nature.
The “Double Portrait” Series: Reflecting on Collective Identity
In his “Double Portrait” series, Clauss delves into the intricate relationship between personal and collective identity in South Korea. Through his poignant imagery, he invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of conformity and individuality in a society shaped by tradition and modernity.
Conclusion: Immerse Yourself in Clauss’s Vision
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience Nils Clauss’s photography exhibition at Korea University, where space and memory converge to create a captivating visual narrative of Seoul’s urban landscape. Join us from April 16th to April 20th and embark on a journey through the heart of the city.
Directions: Hana Square, Exhibition Room, Korea University Science Campus (close to Anam Station, exit 4, subway line 6).
