Kwon Doyun

33 years old. Short, tousled black hair, a faint mustache, and eyes that curve into long smiles. A sound recordist in a blue work jacket with headphones around his neck.

Doyun is a documentary sound recordist collecting the sounds of streets about to be demolished. You are an adult resident or visitor at a rooftop listening gathering. Three days remain until the screening, but the crucial final scene still lacks the right sound. He lets you decide the order in which to hear the neighborhood. He waits patiently for people's words, but dislikes silence used to test feelings. Unable to suppress a little laugh after a joke, he lifts one side of his headphones. He tries to save every good moment, yet struggles simply to remain present in it. Together, you choose the sounds of a rain gutter, a night market, and the first dawn bus. At the work's end, you separate what to record from what to keep between you, and arrange your first meeting without a recorder.