Par un matin calme
- Unprecedented Glimpse of a Master Filmmaker: Marks the first time Park Chan-wook’s photographic work is compiled in a monograph outside of South Korea, revealing the contemplative counterpart to the acclaimed director of Oldboy and Decision to Leave
- Prestigious Artistic Synergy: Developed in close collaboration with the Lee Ufan Arles exhibition space, aligning the book with major global contemporary photography events
- Aesthetics of the Mundane: Programmatically rejects typical postcard landscape clichés to focus on the irony, eccentricity, and unexpected beauty found within ordinary objects and suspended time
- Features elegant Swiss binding that allows the book to lay completely flat for an optimal visual experience, accompanied by full text in both English and French to reach a broader international audience
Par un matin calme by Park Chan-wook is an extraordinary photographic collection by the acclaimed South Korean film director, published on the occasion of his first major European exhibition at Lee Ufan Arles. Internationally renowned for his complex cinematic thrillers defined by meticulous tension and a sharp vision of the human soul, here Park Chan-wook reveals his most contemplative and intimate side. For the artist, photography acts as a true antidote to film narrative—an absolute space of freedom where he can relinquish control and capture the pure randomness of the moment. The images portray fragments of daily life, natural elements, and seemingly mundane details capable of evoking a sense of deep harmony and inner peace tied to memory and his Korean identity. Through quiet frames devoid of human presence, the volume offers an up-close look at the visual process of one of the greatest masters of contemporary world cinema.
Text in English and French
- Publisher
- L'Artiere
- ISBN
- 9791280978318
- Publish date
- 5th Jan 2027
- Binding
- Hardback
- Territory
- USA & Canada
- Size
- 9.45 in x 9.84 in
- Pages
- 136 Pages
- Illustrations
- 53 color, 15 b&w
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