365 Days of Giving
Written by Emily MacCosham. Man has been searching for meaning as far back as we can remember. Crippled by this existential crisis, he has turned to alcohol, drugs, sex, and … Read More
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Spiritual Fulfillment
Written and photographed by Cristina Murano. Spiritual fulfillment starts with noticing the beauty of what is around you. I often go on long walks and quiet hikes, and during these … Read More
NGO Intern Life in the U.S.
An Internship with a North Korean Refugee. Written and photographed by Han Soyoung. Last year, I participated in an internship in the U.S. through a school program offered by Chonnam … Read More
Paying Respects to the Dusty Buddhas of Samhong-sa
Written by Ryan Berkebile. Once I discover a neighborhood in the initial stages of a demolition operation, my documenting process begins. The primary motivation for exploring abandoned neighborhoods in Korea … Read More
Ultimate Summer Getaway
Jiri-san Cheese Land in Gurye. Written and photographed by Cami Ismanova. Gurye is a small green town in Jeollanam-do widely known for its mountainous scenery, in particular Jiri-san National Park, … Read More
Belarus and Belarusians
10 Little-Known Facts. Written by Viktoryia Shylkouskaya. Belarus is a beautiful country located in the very heart of Europe. But not many people know that Belarus, a country of 10 … Read More
On the Right Path
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters. Rotting along Gwangju’s extreme western fringe are the remains of two largely forgotten institutions whose infamous backstories are worth recalling. Located in sleepy Samgeo-dong, … Read More
Death by Fan
We have heard that the summer may provide a respite from the ravages of the coronavirus; however, we should be careful not to let our guard down too much as … Read More