Hanged Man

As a photograph resembles the original, I resemble my father and my son resembles me. Under this thorough system of resemblance, it is rather difficult for a reproduction to escape the dense grid of genetic traits and achieve originality. I question if the original is eliminated, this system might collapse with the interrupted cycle of representation. As ridiculous as it may seem, my acts of photographic suicides—in order to imitate the posture of a hanged man, I am trying to stay still while hanging upside down—are in fact unreal and impotent just like childhood fantasies embedded in playgrounds. source: jinkyunahn.com/