Avant-garde Cinema
Diet Image (2026)
The dancer’s movement, distorted through digital computation, deviates from its normal trajectory.
The smiling face of a woman—reduced to a head alone—becomes a record of history, while the rest of her body, unseen, remains an unnamed and unknown image.
Dieting is the process of eliminating the image of fat in order to preserve the name of the face. Those riding bicycles continuously burn fat, stealing only the name.
The cries of unnameable images flow into the empty cinema.
Yet they still remain outside it.
This film forms a diptych with <Can I Touch You?>
https://youtu.be/3vFXMJGQRT8
- Direction / Editing
- Jae-yong Jeong
- Cinematography / Lighting
- Jeong-min Lee
- Dancers
- Ju-hee Kim, Seon-jeong Noh
- Music
- Se-gye Kim