Seung Hoon Park

* 2017 Paris

Biblioteque Nationale (Textus #264)
Eiffel Tower (Textus #250)
Shakespeare and Company (Textus #251)
Montmartre 1 (Textus #252)
Le Bateau Lavoir (Textus #253)
Notre Dame 1(Textus #254-1)
Montmartre 2(Textus #256)
Notre Dame 2 (Textus #257)
Montmartre 3 (Textus #262)

2015 New Textus

Maldives 3 (Textus #222)
Maldives 2 (Textus #221-1)
Maldives 1 (Textus #220)
Wall Street (Textus #218)
Wall Street 2 (Textus #217-1)
New York Public Library (Textus #215)
Grand Central Station (Textus $#214-1)
Fifth Avenue, NY (Textus #211)
New York Public Library 1 (Textus #206-1)
Wenceslas Square, Prague – Night View (Textus #199-1)

Eastern Europe

St. Stephensdom, Wien, Austria (Textus #154-1)
Smetana Concert Hall, Prague (Textus #156-1)
Dvorak Hall, Prague (Textus #159)
St. Stephenson, Vienna, Austria (Textus #165)
Astronomical Clock, Prague, Czech (Textus #128-1)
Textus #055-1
Concert House, Berlin, Germany (Textus #142-1)
Prater Park, Wien, Austria (Textus #144-1)
Munich, Germany (Textus #145-1)
Kohlmarket Strasse, Wein, Austria (Textus #146-1)

Great Britian (U.K.)

Royal Mile 2, Edinburgh: Textus #297
Rose Crescent, Cambridge: Textus #298
Kings College I, Cambridge: Textus #300-1
Leaden Hall 2, London: Textus #302
Kings College 2, Cambridge: Textus #304-1
Westminster Abbey, London: Textus #305
Bayswater Arms: Textus #276-1
Soho 3: Textus #284
Famous 3 Kings: Textus #277-1
Leadenhall: Textus #280

New York, USA

Wall Street, NY (Textus #201-1)
Grand Central Station, NY (Textus #203-1)
In Front of the Dakota, NY (Textus #204)
New York Public Library (Textus #206-1)
Times Square, NY (Textus #216)
Wall Street, NY, 2:Textus #217-1

Textus

Vaci Road, Budapest, Hungary (Textus #122)
Bookstore, Milan, Italy (Textus #068)
Bookstore, Milan, Italy: Textus #068
Trevi Fountain, Italy (Textus #052-1)
Trevi Fountain, Rome (Textus #053-1)
Colosseum, Rome. Italy (Textus #055-1)
That Luang, Loas (Textus #062-1)
Duomo, Siena, Italy (Textus #097-1)
Textus #106-1
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Seung Hoon Park, an artist from Seoul, S. Korea, is creating the most unusual images with the use of an 8×10″ camera and threading the film to mimick the look of woven textiles.

Seung Hoon Park uses both 8mm and 16mm films to create his work, each with a different outcome.

Many of his photographs are from Italy: Rome, Milan and Venice; Eastern Europe and most recently Mr.Park traveled to the USA where he photographed extensively in New York City!