Photographer In Sook Kim's Saturday Night exposes the lives of hotel occupants with 66 bare windows. Each room depicts a different scenario that would otherwise have been hidden from the public. Without any curtains to hide the deviant behaviors of the residents inside, the nosey neighbor in all of us comes out to watch. Lucky for us, all of the miscreants are putting on a show.
As extraordinary as these scenes are, the photographer, who is based in South Korea, explains that she is not being critical of the perverse behavior within the hotel, but says she is merely an observer. If you'd like to see more, Kim's photo series is part of the New Photography in Korea II exhibit at Galerie Paris-Beijing in Paris until October 29, 2011.
