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"Unnamed Road" is a collection of works by Jungjin Lee, a photographer from South Korea based in New York. First published in 2015 as part of his "This Place" project, which focused on Israel and the West Bank, Lee is known for his unique technique of printing photographs onto Japanese paper, capturing landscapes that seem to extract the spirituality of time, memory, and land. In this work, he casts a gaze that seems to superimpose the perspective of an olive tree onto land marked with the traces of history and conflict, encapsulating a desolate stillness and profound emotion in his black-and-white photographs. This book is a new edition published by Nazraeli Press in 2023, reconfigured to coincide with an exhibition held at a museum in Busan, South Korea. It adds new illustrations and composition to the works included in the first edition, presenting a richer, more lyrical world. Drawing the viewer into the memory of the land, this book elevates the act of walking an anonymous road into a universal human experience, representing a key part of Lee's career.
Signed by the photographer .