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Photographed at X Corps Boulevard, Yongsan 2(i)-ga-dong, Seoul in August 2025
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A narrow corridor within a museum on X Corps Boulevard in Yongsan, Seoul, is lined floor to ceiling with hundreds of antique Korean books and manuscripts mounted on dark walls in a staggered, three-dimensional arrangement. Each volume is displayed with its cover facing outward, revealing weathered bindings with classical Chinese and Korean calligraphy in faded ink on aged paper. The books project outward at varying depths, creating a cascading geometric pattern that recedes into a vanishing point deep within the corridor. Subtle warm spotlights illuminate the texts from above, casting small shadows beneath each protruding volume and giving the passage a cathedral-like reverence. The olive-toned ceiling panels add a muted metallic quality to the space, while the darkened walls ensure each manuscript stands out as an individual artifact. This immersive archival installation transforms a walk through a hallway into a journey through centuries of Korean literary and administrative history.