Jihyeon Jeong

For @chojoe_seoul ❤️🖤❤️🖤

귀여운 사람들이랑 @chojoe_seoul ❣️

25 F/W CHOJOE OPEN! 초조와 함께해주신 분들..그리고 관심과 사랑을 주신 모든 분들께 ♥ 를 드려요.. ♥

Our friend @astorelike94 finally made our dream come true of creating our 1 of 1 PIZZA LOVER rug🍕 Thanks mate🫡 If you guys want to get this fabulous rug, please DM us🫡

작년 연초부터 시작해서 연말에 끝이 난 현대자동차 프로젝트 세계적인 기업이 되기 전의 이야기들을 퇴직한 임원분들의 아카이빙 기록물로 재구성하고 현재 현대를 이끄는 임직원들과의 연결고리로 구성했다. 수 많은 기록을 나열하고 솎아내는 작업이 만만치 않았는데 결과가 좋아서 전국 순회전시까지 이어졌다. (덕분에 친형이 다니는 연구소까지 동생의 영상이 전시됐다.) 나아가고 싶었던 긴 호흡의 영상을 대기업 브랜드와 함께 할 수 있어서 너무 뜻깊었던 프로젝트. 역시나 오래 된 것들이 주는 깊이와 재미가 있다. 귀한 작업.

적막하고 고요한 겨울의 고성 바다 한 바퀴. 먹먹한 올 한 해 세상사가 모두 바다에 다 흘려내려가기를 🌊

이번 광고는 소박한 견적의 촬영이었지만 그래서 꽤나 심플한 아이디어가 나왔다. 촉촉한 빵에서 촉촉한 피부가, 빵의 노화를 생각하다가 빵의 안티에이징이 떠올맀다. 뷰티처럼 찍어보자!! 또 힘을 더해주셔서 감사합니다욧

for the kids 023 | what's stopping you? (5.17.24) This week's episode marks another milestone for this series, and we would like to give full credit to @pausebuttonll and @mundialmag for telling one of the most engaging pieces on grassroots football that we've read in fine print. So it's only right that we've decided to adopt this story for your hearing pleasure. Founded by Jung Jihyun in 2019, @nuttyfc_ continues to breathe life into a country whose love for football runs 22 years strong. Women's football may still have a long way to go both in South Korea, but a multidisciplinary approach to its endless possibilities is what Nutty FC does best, and the happiness they consistently exercise remains a step in the right direction. Just google any astroturf pitch across Seoul, and they'll turn up there without question. On the other side of this episode's coin is Microhabitat, a film that defines happiness differently, even if a relentlessly competitive environment constantly puts its characters at stake of losing something greater than what they've previously sacrificed. Nonetheless, it's a stellar debut feature that prides itself on the smallest joys that brighten up its grim surroundings. We also mentioned that @darnell_duckworth had a musical epiphany over these last three weeks. This could be a minor case of post-Eurovision depression, but it may very well be the culturally specific canon event that is our beloved host becoming fully steeped in K-Pop. If that thing in particular is to your distaste, then other shows exist. Trust us when we say that they're not going to be getting out of it anytime soon. This week's rotation was also painfully difficult to assemble, as several girl group songs were axed in the process. To EXID and MAMAMOO, we'll spin your tunes soon enough. Oh, and those darned cake girls made it to this week's tunes yet again. We can't get enough of their B-sides either, but who could really blame us? Just keep watching the space. And free Joost Klein.

⁡ ⁡ 𝗁𝗈𝗅𝗂𝖽𝖺𝗒 𝗂𝗇 𝗄𝗈𝗋𝖾𝖺 🇰🇷🤍 ⁡ 韓国行ってもフットサル🥹🫶🏻 言葉が通じなくてもボールがあれば皆んなお友だち❣️ ⁡ 撮影もありがとうございました📸✨ ⁡@pfc.seoul #ナオミのオフシーズンノオモイデ #松本直美 #bardral #lusbonitas #常勝不敗 #日本女子フットサルリーグ#WFリーグ #フットサル#サッカー#フットボール#スポーツ#フットサル女子#女子アスリート#ユニフォーム #sports#football#soccer#futsal#training

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Football is by far the most popular sport in South Korea. But despite its popularity, there are far too few football pitches in Seoul. Renting a pitch at the weekend is like asking for the moon. In fact, it hasn't been that long since astroturf pitches were first actively used in the city. As a now 29-year-old who grew up near Seoul, I used to play on the schoolyard dirt. “Who wants to play football with me?” I’d ask, and on weekends, when school was out, I’d grab a worn football and gather my neighbours and friends in the asphalt parking lot. The summer of 2002 changed everything here. I remember a town festival held at a high school in Anyang, the small city just below Seoul where I grew up. Two of the key players, Lee Young-pyo Lee and Choi Tae-uk, in the Korea squad for the World Cup we hosted with Japan that year, were from my city, and everyone cheered as they watched their heroes on the big screen. Mothers worked tirelessly to prepare food under the canopies surrounding the pitch. Charcoal fires smouldered as they grilled meat. Even with the smell of alcohol stinging my nose and the ear-splitting roar of “LET’S GO KOREA!” It was the moment I fell in love with football. Being a female football fan in Seoul was very lonely, like being the ugly duckling. But now, more than ever, women's voices can be heard loudly on the pitch. After graduation from university, I wanted to play football again and contacted friends who enjoyed football as a culture itself. I founded Nutty FC, a female grassroots club about more than playing football. We wanted to break through the lonely reality of being a female football fan. The club I founded with just nine members in 2019 now has 30 players who come together to sweat and chase the ball around the pitch. Our desire to change goes beyond the pitch; we're not just another team that got together to play football for fun. We sincerely hope that our strong ideas reach even just one person. *** An excerpt from the @nuttyfc_ guide to Seoul by @stop_1021 . To read the rest, subscribe to MUNDIAL today.