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			The Snipers without any Feet | Kim Gawon

Everything with feet is heavier than air. Heavy objects walk through the wind or live on some ground. As long as there is a foot, it is the only means of enduring one's own weight, and it is an inevitable medium. This is because they have no choice but to have their own area, which is proof that they are firmly established in the world.

Every line a child draws down from a line has no legs. The lines were thrown and shot rather than drawn. Just like shooting, Juaee's lines cut the air and split the reality of the moment, but not left behind. The overlapping of countless lines filling the screen is not the weight of the lines, but rather the total amount of energy to divide. The lines always aim at the lines and shoot. In the first place, however, they are legless, weightless, and bodyless. In the end, the only ones left are snipers, subjects, and footless snipers.

Juaee says the freedom of drawing lines is similar to the feeling of shooting through the air. Perhaps that feeling is instantaneously beyond reality. The moment that crosses the everyday order of the world, the exudation of powerful power that can escape from reality may be the reason why Juaee returns her main role. The sniper has no legs when he demonstrates his power. This is because there is no need to criticize the reality any more. A footless sniper takes the initiative and shoots for himself.