Park Chan-wook's contemplative photography debuts at Lee Ufan Museum in Arles
South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook, known for his baroque and violent cinema and currently presiding over the Cannes Film Festival jury, reveals a quieter artistic practice through photography. His portraits of objects, still lifes, and landscapes are presented as contemplative works. The exhibition opens on July 6 at the museum in Arles founded by his compatriot Lee Ufan.
Key facts
- Park Chan-wook is president of the Cannes Film Festival jury.
- He is a South Korean filmmaker known for baroque and violent cinema.
- His photography focuses on objects, still lifes, and landscapes.
- The exhibition opens on July 6.
- The venue is the museum in Arles founded by Lee Ufan.
- Lee Ufan is a compatriot of Park Chan-wook.
- The work is described as contemplative.
- The museum is opened by Lee Ufan.
Entities
Artists
- Park Chan-wook
- Lee Ufan
Institutions
- Festival de Cannes
- Lee Ufan Museum
Locations
- Arles
- France