Exhibition Information

			Affected Faces is about the narrative and the record of women after the division. The official history of war and subsequent life is recorded as a process of resistance and victory for male subjects. Here, women are repeatedly recreated to stay in the realm of non-visual sex, to distort, reduce, and promote consistent feelings to the public.

While refusing to replace the positions of male subjects with female subjects in traditional historical writing, this exhibition also recognizes the impossibility, faces women who form history but are individuals at the same time, talks with them, and imagines them. Listening to the rich memories of women who have lived in the past, present, and present in their respective languages in the work, visitors will now be able to re-recognize their lives and seek a new place in history.

Jane Jin Kaizen talks across the generations with Danish photographer Kate Plaron, who visited South Korea as part of a team of investigators dispatched by the International League for Democracy and Women during the Korean War.

Kim Dong-ryung the US military as a Japanese military sexual slavery while reproducing the image of a dream of women see through her dream to up to the past, by the current reality.

Lee Young-ju talks about the power and power of war and division in women's lives through animation and ways of borrowing pop culture products.

Park Non-di has Japanese military sexual slavery and defined their lives women's lives are to learn via participation through the environment and connecting with their lives last name.To realize.

Lee Eun-soo