We live in a world where hardships cut through us like a cold wind. And yet, as Kisha reminds us, the point is not to remain still in the shadows, but to find the courage to step out: to walk, to meet, to breathe. Her photographs are born from this simple and radical gesture. Blurred, shaken images, fragile in form yet powerful in meaning, as if reality could only be glimpsed by those willing to follow it in its movement.
Harsh is a journey across South Korea, moving between urban fragments and natural openings, between scattered noises and sudden silences. It offers neither answers nor explanations: it is a gaze that sets out on a path and, in doing so, allows itself to be changed. Because every crossing, even the most uncertain, returns us to ourselves in a way that is different from who we were when we began.
In these pages, what wounds is often what heals. And every image, even the most imperfect, becomes an invitation: to step out of the darkness, to find what we love, and to keep walking.