<Seoul, a city you can see when you walk>, presents Seoul's time and spaces captured by drawing while walking. The humanistic value of urban space is rediscovered by introducing modern and contemporary images of familiar places in the city center and alleys around Seoul Station. It is a "humanities walk + drawing essay" that witnesses the identity of time and space stacked throughout the path while enjoying the beauty of the places through sketches and drawings that give visual pleasure. The book presents a total of seven routes of walking in Seoul for those who seeking alternative travel methods in the "With Corona" era. The drawings of the main spaces on the path catch the reader's eyes and draw attention to places that have not been noticed even though they pass frequently. It will be an opportunity to experience Seoul's modern and contemporary life and cultural history indirectly and rediscover "what my city is like."
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Author: 이종욱 Publisher: 뜨인돌출판사 DDStone (2021)
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