One Comma

• Photographer
  Minah Kang
• Technical Info
  Iso 100, 11648 * 8736
• Photo Date
  2024

explores the lives and spaces of individuals living alone, highlighting that not everyone starts as a single-person household. It reflects the process of becoming a single- person household or transitioning to a two-person household in the future. Some individuals live alone not by choice, but due to social or environmental circumstances, such as expatriates, international students, or those who have lost loved ones. In this work, a single-person household represents both a solitary individual (1) and something distinct from a pause (comma).

I am currently pursuing a master's degree in Photography at Hongik University in Seoul, South Korea. My work explores themes of singularity and the unseen, often focusing on images with a singular subject and things that exist but are not visible to the naked eye. Some of my notable projects include , which portrays a floating object in the middle of the sea like a small dot; , a record of the lives and spaces of individuals living alone; and , which captures the energy of nature through the forms of trees.