Raw expressions, extreme close-ups filling the entire frame. There's no interest in looking polished or keeping a safe distance. Seoul and airl collide in all their roughness, creating a rhythm of their own. Maybe Seoul was techno all along. What rhythm does your Seoul move to?
FAQ
What is Jung Hyeyoon and Aerial's 〈moneyyyyyyyyyyyyy(monitor)_wav〉?
〈moneyyyyyyyyyyyyy(monitor)_wav〉 is a collaborative project between artist Jung Hyeyoon and crew Aerial, expressing Seoul's raw urban landscape through techno beats and extreme close-up footage. It captures unfiltered Seoul through flashing signs, concrete, and ceaselessly intersecting movement.
What kind of crew is Aerial?
Aerial is a crew unafraid to reveal themselves, showing their unpolished selves through raw expressions and extreme close-ups in their collaboration with Jung Hyeyoon. They create a unique rhythm by intertwining with Seoul's rough surfaces.
How does this work express Seoul?
This work captures Seoul as raw surfaces: flashing monitors, cold concrete, and endlessly intersecting movement. By lifting familiar fragments of Seoul onto techno beats, it suggests the city already possessed a techno rhythm.
