Beanpole (Dylda): A Brutal Symbiosis of Two Women Written in the Colors of Ruin
We often believe that peace arrives the moment war ceases. However, for some, the war only truly begins after the shelling stops. While collapsed buildings can be rebuilt, the fractured patterns of a…
Do Revenge, A Portrait of Girls United by Revenge and Destroying One Another
Sometimes, even as we are most deeply wounded by others, we choose someone resembling our perpetrator as the only one who might truly understand that pain. As the saying goes, there is a…
The First Girl I Loved (喜歡妳은妳): A Time in Parentheses Where Unnamable Emotions Dwell
We sometimes find ourselves pausing before the sentence “I love someone.” This is because our relationships can be too transparent, yet at the same time, agonizingly opaque for that single word to contain.…
Bad Girls: Fissures of Class and Desire Blooming Within Concrete Walls
Love sometimes begins in the most impossible places, at the most inopportune moments. In the space of a prison—governed by cold iron bars that block the gaze of others and by rigid regulations—what…
