What we call “the Earth” is more than soil or the physical surface of a planet. It is the profound order of nature itself, a primordial force that gives birth to all things, embraces them, and ultimately returns them to their origin.
The Earth is more than a “landscape” to be observed.
It is a “mirror” reflecting the inner contemplation of artists, and a “primordial space” from which every phenomenon of life emerges.
Through this exhibition, we will witness how full of astonishing dialogue the world we stand on truly is.
A fleeting scene captured through the lens paradoxically reveals the eternal, unchanging essence of nature.
“Dialogue of Earth” is a place for deep reflection.
It asks how we exist as an inseparable part of nature, and in what language we answer one another within its vast cycles.
The Earth is not silent. Even at this very moment, through the keen sensibilities of many Korean photographers, it speaks to us in a language both passionate and deeply serene.
Ryu Byeong-wook
Director of Yeoju International Photo Festival (YIPF)
Kyoto Station Building 7F, East Plaza North Piloti
Kyoto Station Building 7F, Higashi-Shiokoji-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto
Open: 4.18 Sat.–5.17 Sun.
10:00–20:00
Open everyday
10:00 – 20:00
Admission free
Co-Organizer: Kyoto Station Building Development Co., Ltd., KG+

https://kgplus.kyotographie.jp/exhibitions/2026/yeoju-international-photo-festival

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