K-pop Concert Photography

This project documents live K-pop performances captured during concerts in Bangkok and Seoul. The series focuses on the visual intensity of large-scale music events, highlighting stage presence, lighting, movement, and emotional exchange between performers and audience. Each photograph reflects the atmosphere of live performance and the energy of the crowd.

The work includes imagery from concerts featuring Stray Kids in Bangkok and Jay B in Seoul and Bangkok. The project explores how performance, sound, and choreography translate into visThis project explores live music events as contemporary media environments. The photographs were created during K-pop concerts in Bangkok and Seoul, focusing on how performance, sound, light, and crowd dynamics form a shared visual experience. The work approaches concerts as large-scale media spaces shaped by technology, choreography, and collective attention.

The series includes imagery from performances by Stray Kids in Bangkok and Jay B in Seoul and Bangkok. Rather than focusing on celebrity representation, the project examines the visual language of live performance, including movement, stage design, lighting structures, and emotional intensity. Photography functions as a tool for translating temporal experience into still images.

K-pop Concert Photography reflects on how popular music operates within global media culture. The project highlights the relationship between performer and audience, image and emotion, spectacle and presence. Through this work, live concerts are presented as moments where media, identity, and collective experience intersect.