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Illustration by Erin Kwon
“Dangun” represents the legendary founder Dangun Wanggeom’s most accurate identity based on archaeological researches that Dangun is female, by recreating the ancient painting.
Illustration by Erin Kwon
“Granny Mago” depicts the representation of the character Mago as the goddess she deserves to be.
Illustration by Erin Kwon
“Devoted Daughter Shimchung” twists the plot of the folktale, questioning why the action of sacrifice is the proper action of devoting shown in the original story.
Illustration by Erin Kwon
“Nongae” depicts the hostess Nongae throwing herself away from the cliff with the leader of the Japanese Army. Nongae’s position is changed into the part of the governmental soldier to show more variety of women’s position during the old times.
Illustration by Erin Kwon
“Blood of Rain” narratively illustrates Ok-Ryeon’s tough journey of her life, becoming a famous writer in a foreign country and later reuniting with her family.
Illustration by Erin Kwon
“Wings” depicts the freedom of a housewife, getting away from the suffering life she has experienced.

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