Eye on Art 2023
with Katharina Sook Wilting
cinematography by Margarita Kosareva
light by Kris van Melle
costume by Olivia Sahl
styling by Katharina Sook Wilting
sound by Esther Rzewnicki
running by Katarina Holzmann Ekholm
set design with the help of Michiel de Haan and Stephanie ter Heide
with Katharina Sook Wilting
cinematography by Margarita Kosareva
light by Kris van Melle
costume by Olivia Sahl
styling by Katharina Sook Wilting
sound by Esther Rzewnicki
running by Katarina Holzmann Ekholm
set design with the help of Michiel de Haan and Stephanie ter Heide
The film contrasts the violence of the production of tteok and the comfort that its consumption creates. Eating tteok is a communal act that generates belonging, while the act of battering it is inherently violent and creates pressure. By pounding on the individual, society is formed ñ like rice grains pounded into tteok.
Nevertheless, tteok is fundamentally about sharing: through violence a sense of belonging and comfort is created.
Belonging and pressure coexist in the same space, mutually reinforcing one another.
(Hammering also serves as a cathartic release for my struggle with belonging in Korean culture. As a German-Korean, it is difficult to fit into my motherís country. No matter how hard I pound, I will not become that rice cake)
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