Stefan Frank's 13th episode of his StrudelmediaLive Photobook Show: in this episode Stefan looked at the work of photographer Jungjin Lee, who has developed a highly unique pictorial language, drawing from her Korean heritage. To “see” her images, you need to slow down and take your time. Very often, what’s depicted in her work is minimal — some crisscrossing branches of a tree, a solitary rock in the desert, the edge of a wall splattered with dirt and paint — and yet all her images have a captivating stillness and make you want to run your fingers over the texture of the photograph on the page. Lee’s work shows a profound understanding of materiality, texture, and craftsmanship. Watch this recording for a tranquil look at rocks on the sand and shadows of trees as we examine three of Lee’s photobooks — Echoes, Unnamed Road, and Voice.

In this photobook series, StrudelmediaLive teacher Stefan Frank is looking at recent (and not-so-recent) photobooks that you might not know about — and how they advance this unique medium.

This StrudelmediaLive Photobook Show was recorded on January 4, 2024.

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