An 8-week neuroaffirming programme to help late-identified adults regulate their nervous systems, unmask safely, and rebuild a life that finally fits.

Immersive experience combining 4-channel audio interviews and landscape photography from Korea’s demilitarized zone.

Artists and technologists debate photography’s future in the age of synthetic images and algorithmic aesthetics.

A day-long, hands-on cyanotype workshop using local materials and natural light — includes a rooftop printing session.

Learn how to build narrative flow in a photobook or exhibition, using real case studies from Watanabe’s international projects.

Renowned Argentinian photographer Elina Romero unpacks the blurred line between documentary and staged photography in her critically acclaimed series “Soft Evidence.”

Explore low-light techniques in a hands-on night shoot through Hongdae, capturing neon signage, movement, and late-night city life.

Photographers from South Korea, Thailand, and Myanmar discuss the role of the camera in civil movements. Moderated by curator Ahn Soo-hyun.

Drop-in open studio where visitors can remix, print, and bind their own photography zines using archived SIPF materials.

A curated screening and discussion featuring works by young Korean photographers responding to themes of identity and anxiety.

A personal guided walkthrough of Lee’s photo-essay on Korea’s aging rural population and vanishing roadside communities.