“New York Scenes Captured by an Outsider”… Betty Moon Photo Exhibition ‘New York, Strange Ordinary Days’

Held at Mapo Nua Gallery until the 17th

Bryant Park, 2013 Reflection, 2019. Photo by Nua Gallery

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heeyoon] Moon Yugyeong (Betty Moon), who has worked as a freelance photographer in New York for 15 years, is holding her first photo exhibition, "New York, Strange Ordinary Days."

Nua Gallery announced on the 2nd that it will hold Betty Moon's photo exhibition "New York, Strange Ordinary Days" from the 3rd to the 17th.

"New York, Strange Ordinary Days" is a photo exhibition capturing the time, people, and stories filled within from the moment the artist settled in New York in 2008 until 2021.

The artist explained that New York was a city full of excitement for her, a city she settled in with all that excitement, but she captured in her photos the difficult journey and emotions of the city opening its heart to a stranger.

Because New York can be passion for some and loneliness and pain for others, the artist added that she hopes viewers will subjectively interpret the works based on their individual experiences.

The artist is currently running Betty Moon Studio in Korea, focusing on capturing the ordinary days of not only people but also their pets.

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