It started in India, longing for Tibetan Plateau through the Himalayan mountains and Indus river.
One human's humble drawings made from her heart-wrenching reactions since 2012 have travelled afar since.
Through threads of many hands and empathetic hearts of
then-unknown-now-close friends.
In same way, drawings reached Gwangju, Korea in 2018.
A place that witnessed an unforgettable moment of students and civilians arising
for democratic freedom in 1980.
A seed in my heart was planted there during the first visit and now it has rooted, growing like a tree.
The monumental pagoda tree* and Jeonil building* in Gwangju, Korea
both are witnesses of Gwangju Uprising.
Love Life - Live
* The pagoda tree was blown to ground by typhoon in August 2012, however, it is still remembered as a symbol of the protest by many civilians.
*Jeonil Building has 170 bullet marks left from the military helicopter attack to civilians in May 1980 ( Information given by Myoung Jin Choi, Director of AHHA Gallery, Gwangju, Korea)
