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Woong-jae Shin

Photojournalist based in Seoul

Shin Woong-jae is a South Korean photojournalist based in New York and Seoul. He majored Linguistics and studied Semiotics at Korea University in Seoul, South Korea, before starting photography. His semiotics studies led him to brand... read on

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Behind the Signs

By Shin Woong-jae / New York City

Nov 21, 2020

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Dire Silence: NYC in Pandemic

By Shin Woong-jae / New York City — Silence, dead silence reigned all around the city of New York. Empty streets, closed stores, desolateness,..

Jan 14, 2021

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The Visitors from 8,000km Away

By Shin Woong-jae / Jeju — From 2018 April to May, 561 Yemeni refugees arrived in Jeju island in South Korea, and 549 of them applied..

Oct 8, 2020

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Another Family

By Shin Woong-jae / South Korea — On November 23, 2018, in the international hall of the Korea Press Center, Kim Ki-nam, then president..

Oct 8, 2020

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Karmacoma

By Shin Woong-jae — Rows of houses, all bearing down on me I can feel their blue hands touching me All these things into..

Nov 21, 2020

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Behind the Signs

Updated Nov 21, 2020

Black and White, Capitalism, Documentary, Globalization, Photography, Photojournalism, Protests, Revolution

Dire Silence: NYC in Pandemic

Updated Jan 14, 2021

Documentary, Dying/Death, Epidemics, Fear, Illness, Pandemics, Photography, Poverty

The Visitors from 8,000km Away

Updated Oct 08, 2020

Black and White, Discrimination, Documentary, Editorial, Human Rights, Immigration, Migration, Photography, Photojournalism, Portraiture, Racism, Refugee, Religion, War

Another Family

Updated Oct 08, 2020

Black and White, Capitalism, Confrontation, Disability, Documentary, Dying/Death, Family, Human Rights, Illness, Investigations, Loss, Photography, Photojournalism, Protests, Samsung, Semiconductor, Spotlight, Workers rights

Karmacoma

Updated Nov 21, 2020

Black and White, Documentary, Isolation, Street