
Eternal Summer is a publishing project with a singular archive: 20 years of firsthand documentation at music festivals around the world. Including five visits to Glastonbury (UK), Primavera Sound (Spain), Rock en Seine (France), Sasquach! festival(USA), Clockenflap (Hong Kong)and Wonderfruit (Thailand)—we have shown up, every single year, without exception. It is a visual translation of the energy that erupts within a crowd, and the feeling of liberation that defines our contemporary moment.
In 2025, we were selected as a winner of the official Glastonbury postcard competition, with the winning photograph produced and sold as an official festival postcard.
Most music festivals happen in summer. So every photograph in this project is, at its core, a summer photograph. Under the theme "Everyone has a summer," we explore the essence of the season itself—and the rituals of freedom that bloom within it. The heat of the festival, the shimmer of a beach, the unhurried stillness of a long summer afternoon: these are the moments we capture in our photobooks and printed works. And through them, we invite people back to the summers they carry within themselves.

EVERYONE HAS A SUMMER: SICILY
A photo book capturing the peak of midsummer across six Sicilian cities, including Syracuse, Favignana, and Taormina. From the dazzling Mediterranean sun and melting gelato to golden-hour beach dances and lush seasonal fruits, this collection archives the quintessential summer landscapes we all carry in our memories. Starting in Sicily, the 'EVERYONE HAS A SUMMER' series will continue its journey to Naxos, Nice, Paris, Ischia, and Ubud, documenting the essence of the season wherever summer thrives.
ㅇ Size : 140 x 210 mm ㅇ Paper : Art paper 120g ㅇ Binding : Hardcover ㅇ Published : May 2024

DAD'S CAMER
DAD'S CAMER began with the unexpected discovery of a 1984 Minolta film camera tucked away in a closet—the very camera my father once used to capture my childhood, still holding a warmth that time hadn't faded. France, Greece, the UK, Bali, Thailand—every summer, wherever I wandered, my dad's camera was always by my side. Each time I loaded the film and pressed the shutter, it felt as though I were traveling with him. The warmth of unfamiliar alleyways, the energy of festivals, the sparkle of the sea—preserved gently, one frame at a time.
ㅇ Size : 150 x 220 mm ㅇ Paper : Rendezvous Ultra White 105g ㅇ Binding : Perfect binding ㅇ Published: March 2025

LOVE PEOPLE – GLASTONBURY
LOVE PEOPLE - GLASTONBURY documents the euphoria and chaos found only at Glastonbury the world's largest music festival, a dreamlike pop-up city that exists for just five days each June, then disappears. Since first setting foot there in 2014, I have returned to the same place five summers in a row. Relentless rain, tents submerged in mud yet in that very same place, you dance until dawn and greet the rising sun. I photographed that boundary: the point where everyday life collides with something entirely different, where exhaustion and joy stand side by side.
ㅇ Size: 150 x 220 mm ㅇ Paper: Rendezvous Ultra White 105g ㅇ Binding : Perfect binding ㅇ Published: October 2025

OH, MY SUPER! MARKET
How you treat yourself in the midst of a repetitive daily routine can have a profound impact on your overall life. I choose my favorite coffee aroma, place a single piece of fruit on my most cherished plate. When we cherish small moments, even an ordinary day feels a little more special. The same applies when I travel. One of my favorite parts is grocery shopping at a local supermarket—carefully picking out yogurts, vegetables, breads, and wines I've never seen before, always adding one or two ingredients that spark my curiosity. Then I toast bread in butter until golden brown, make scrambled eggs with fresh eggs, and enjoy a lovingly prepared breakfast. As the unfamiliar air of a new city drifts in through the window and the scent of warm bread fills the space, the journey truly begins.
ㅇ Size: 130 x 200mm ㅇ Paper: Rendezvous Ultra White 105g ㅇ Binding: Perfect binding ㅇ Published: March 2025