SEO YOUNG CHANG

Veil begins with a question about the opaque surface that conceals from the outside world and about the existence that remains beyond it. Like the cloth covering furniture left behind by its owner, aging gradually obscures and blurs the body and the traces of life. This process of concealment implies that something still exists even as it disappears. The text, which describes the state of the body placed within a limited time and space during the process of entering a care facility, intersects with the final years of Beethoven, who was losing his hearing. His Piano Sonata No. 31 in A-flat major, Op. 110 is used as a sound element, reflecting the inner depth of a person increasingly unable to perceive the sounds of the external world.