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Salpuri is a traditional Korean dance that is often performed during shamanistic rituals. It is characterized by its slow, graceful movements and its use of a long white cloth, which is used to represent a variety of things, such as a river or the spirits of the dead. The dance is believed to have originated in the shamanic rituals of the ancient Korean kingdom of Goguryeo, and it has been passed down through the generations as a cultural tradition. In Korean, the dancer wears a hanbok, which is a traditional Korean dress. The dance is performed to the sound of traditional Korean music, such as the janggu drum, the buk drum, and the daegeum flute. The movements of Salpuri are meant to express the emotions of the performer, such as sadness, joy, or anger. The dance is often used to symbolize the journey of the soul, as it moves from life to death and beyond. Today, Salpuri is still performed in Korea, both as a traditional dance and as a way of connecting with the country's rich cultural heritage. It is also sometimes performed in other parts of the world, as a way of sharing Korean culture with a wider audience. © 2022 Hwan Kim . All rights reserved. NOTE: The images in context are not exactly to scale and are for display purposes only. Always use the picture size stated and check it will fit your requirements.
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Print:Giclee on Photo Paper
Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:13.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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[ Photographer ] [ Ethnography Film Producer ] Born in Seoul, Korea Current residence California,USA Awards career 2022' Finalistes Prix Off 2022-ArlesPhoto Expo Arles,France 2022' EPA(European Photography Awards) Gold Winner 2022' EPEX ( Espana Photo Exhibition Awards) Honorable Mention 2022' London International Creative Competition Shoot(Photo/Video) Official Selection Exhibition experience 1) 1997 2nd Gwangju International Biennale. Special Shamanism Exhibition Slideshow Gwangju, Korea 2) Finalistes Prix Off 2022-Arles Exposition Arles,France 3) 8-30,2022' August Summer show Ar Moragallery NJ, U.S.A 4) 25Nov- 7 Dec 2022' Thinking Media Joint exhibition Art space IN Songdo,Incheon, Korea International Association Research of Asian Folklore. Overseas Director *If you search " ImageGraphia "on Google or YouTube, you can see my work* https://www.instagram.com/documentaricus https://www.phmuseum.com/haimos Why do I take pictures? Photography is a holy and humble record of history and humanity. If it is not recorded, no one will remember it. And if there is no record, they make an argument for each other's imagination. For a long time, I have been shooting with a focus on humans and rituals. Due to the development of modernization and civilization around the world, the native culture originally brought by humans is rapidly disappearing. The filming approach is attempted with ethnographic images. I am researching and filming the rituals, folklore, festivals and religious secrets of Korea, Japan, Nepal, Indonesia, Bali, Ladakh, and North India
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