Living In Half Tones is a metaphorical (re)construction of the director's developing Korean identity. Through recently captured visual imagery, simulated archival footage and text, it explores her experience of returning to Korea for the first time to search for bits and pieces of her past. It serves as the visual linguistic for the confusion, pain and struggle that such a search entails.
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