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The Dancheong* Influenced Paintings of Korean Artist Pak Il-Sun.

*Dancheong (단청) is a traditional Korean painting and preservation technique used on wood buildings of religious and cultural significance. The techniques used in Dancheong require years of training, are rich in symbolism and detail, and make use of five primary colors: blue, white, red, black, and yellow.

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I'm obsessed with your work, do you have any other writers to recommend?!

Yes, absolutely!!!

My faves are @gingerwritess for top tier Loki content, @whirlybirbs for pretty much all their stuff, @nyx-aira for being an all-around awesome person, and @hollandroos, the first writer whose work I really loved.

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책거리 (Chaekgeori), or Traditional Korean Bookshelf paintings by Lee Eungrok and an unknown artist, all dated to late 1800’s Joseon.

Further Reading:

“Chaekgeori: the Power and Pleasure of Possessions in Korean Painted Screens”

“Korean Munbangdo Paintings”

“People of Joseon paint their desire for learning”

“Art Historian Bring Little-Known Korean Art to America”

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A Native Woman Battles Neocolonialism and Werewolves in "Empire of Wild" - Electric Literature

Cherie Dimaline on writing a novel steeped in folklore and the struggle for Indigenous representation

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“WHAT AM I,” then? Since childhood, I’ve been involved with flows of milk, smells, stories, sounds, emotions, nursery rhymes, substances, gestures, ideas, impressions, gazes, songs, and foods. What am I? Tied in every way to places, sufferings, ancestors, friends, love, events, languages, memories, to all things that are not me. Everything that attaches me to the world, all the links that constitute me, all forces that compose me don’t form a singular identity, a thing displayed on cue, but a singular, shared, living existence.”

The Coming Insurrection, The Invisible Committee

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“The Burnout Society,” Byung-Chul Han

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“The Burnout Society,” Byung-Chul Han