Drawings or photographs? Lee Jung-jin says the distinction doesn't matter

From a distance, the image featuring “togi” (earthenware) appears to be a still life drawing rendered in pencil, but is in fact a photograph. The work's texture comes the “hanji,” traditional Korean mulberry paper, that photographer Lee Jung-jin has worked with for over 20 years. For those who might ask whether the work is a drawing or a photograph, the artist says “It does not matter at all.” Speaking to reporters on Tuesday at PKM Gallery, where her solo exhibition is on view, Lee said her “wo

By The Korea Herald