Korea / 2025 / B&W / Sound / 3 min / DCP, digital file, 16mm

Description

'뜬 독'을 찍은 두 번째 영화. '검은여'는 물이 없는 곳에서 바다를 불러내고, 빛이 없는 곳에서 형상을 드러낸다. 필름메이커의 개입을 통해 '검은여'는 반복적으로 가라앉았다 떠오른다. 하나의 감각이 닫히면 다른 감각이 열리는 순환은 존재와 부재, 나타남과 사라짐 사이를 오가며 시적 리듬을 만들어낸다.

Part of the "floating rocks" series. Geomeunyeo evokes the sea where no water exists and reveals forms where there is no light. When one sense closes, another opens in an endless cycle. Through the filmmaker's intervention, Geomeunyeo repeatedly sinks and resurfaces. Shot on 16mm black-and-white film and hand-processed, Geomeunyeo highlights the physical nature of film and the subtle traces naturally produced during manual development. This repetition creates a poetic rhythm that moves between presence and absence, appearance and disappearance.

Geomeunyeo is a rock formation originally located in the sea off the western coast of South Korea. Due to land reclamation, this once-submerged reef now rests on dry land. It now stands as a silent witness to the shifting boundaries between sea and shore.

Bio

박규재는 super 8, 16mm, 디지털로 영화를 만들며 빛과 사적인 것, 자연에 대해 탐구한다.

Park Kyujae makes films using Super 8, 16mm, and digital formats, exploring light, the personal, and nature.