I really like Rowoon in these photos, but l must confess l did not like at all those ones which represent him in a way that make me feel , let me Say, unconfortanle. Sorry but l have thought about this many times, every time l have seen those photos, in black and White or sepia color, what does the photographer want tò communicate? His own feelings or Rowoon 's ones? Please let me know if this strange sensation Is only mine or......🫰
I don't know which photo you mean, I'm just guessing. Maybe the photos taken for ELLE magazine are uncomfortable for some people. It should be known that they reflect neither Rowoon's nor the photographer's thoughts, but a fashion trend. The photographer is just an employee, so is Rowoon, and now he's a successful model. He has no say in the artistic side of things. He signed a contract and is working on the project accordingly. The concept of the photo series goes back to Korean history. A known definition there is the term "Flower boy" or hwarang. They were a special elite team of handpicked handsome boys from the Shilla kingdom. They excelled not only in martial arts, but also in painting, music, literature and poetry. They symbolized beauty, loyalty and strength. In every photo like this, you see a flower on Rowoon's dress. The photo series presents this idea according to the ideal of today.
I would also like to add that black and white or sepia color means antique, old in the language of photography. Because today's digital world is brightly colored.
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