コロナ禍の中、幼少期によく訪れていた山を再び歩いたEunjee Leeは、「石」に新たな視点で注目するようになる。石塔や水中の石、浸食によって形を変えた石から自然の時間の流れを感じ取り、その体験を通して生と死の間にある微妙な境界に向き合う。石は無生物でありながら、新しい命を宿す可能性を秘めた存在であることに気づく。 Euniee Lee’s “From the Points into the Pebbles” is a photography book about stones. Having practiced ‘seeing’ during daily walks on the mountain behind her childhood home, she found herself drawn to stones while walking there again during the COVID-19 lockdown. Observing stone towers stacked by people, submerged rocks, and stones shaped by erosion, she sensed the origins of nature. Imagining the vastness of the Earth and the universe through the small patterns on stones, she even tried ‘becoming stone’ herself with a friend. In doing so, she experienced the subtle boundary between the living and the nonliving, realizing that while stones are inanimate, they hold the potential for new life 書籍タイトル : 점과 돌 From the points into the Pebbles 著者 : Eunjee Lee (@leeeunsie) 判型 : 220mm×300mm 頁数 : 98 ページ
 印刷：韓国 部数：初版 60冊 First Edition 60 copies / 2025 220x300mm, 98 pages Softcover / Handbound book with a pamphlet stitch Photographs © 2021-2025 Eunjee Lee Text © 2025 Eunjee Lee Editing,Sequencing,Design and Binding by Eunjee Lee