Living with Robots: Heading Towards Human–Robot Convergence?

By Saqib Sharif || As a tech enthusiast born in the 80s, one develops a unique perspective on technological advancements. Observing the rise of computers, robotics, and artificial intelligence from a … Read More

Indian Artist Prasanta Sahu at Yeosu: The Archival Body and the Ethics of Presence

By Reeti Roy || The exhibition No Words, held at Egg Gallery in Yeosu, South Korea, between December 2025 and January 2026, offered a platform to explore the boundaries of presence, embodiment, … Read More

Essay: The Architecture of Rupture

By Reeti Roy || Autocracy is not static. It moves. Across cinema, power often reveals itself not through declarations or violence, but through rhythm, through bodies trained to move together, … Read More

Movie Review: Silenced – A Hearing of the Unheard

By Farrukh Anique || In 2005, a scandal broke in Gwangju, one that would later be retold as Dogani (도가니). The principal of a special school for children with speech … Read More

Book Review: The Island of Sea Women

Reviewed by Michael Attard || All Koreans, and anyone who visits Korea for any length of time, know about Jeju Island, situated off the south coast. The island encompasses more … Read More

Café Review: The Beauty of the Bagel – And Why I Go to Café Ileilo

By Jo Lezada || I was never a fan of bagels. For the past twelve years of living in Korea and frequenting coffee shops, my go-to pastry was almost always … Read More

Coffee Shop Review: Tradition Meets Night Out – TeaSoha in Dongmyeong-dong

By Jacqueline L. Becerra || Time and time again, Korea continues to show me new combinations. With the robust popularity and expansion of the matcha market, the food industry has … Read More

D’s Café Column: Aesthetic April – A Quiet Cozy Café Around the Corner – Dear Moon

By Dhivyaa S. P. || Sometimes a small café can make an ordinary evening feel warm and calm. One night, I visited a café called Dear Moon in Hwajeong-dong. The … Read More