Letters To Korea is a visual journal created in order to keep in contact with my father who lives and works in Korea. Images that help articulate what a phone call cannot communicate.
It is also a personal project meant to chronicle various thoughts through images and limited text. A time limit is set (2 min per image and 10-15 min per composition). Each piece is a first draft, eliminating the reworking process in order to create a time frame that is unedited.