Our conversations last all night long
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Two friends who unite through art, Heo Hwi-su and Seo Sol A conversation that doesn't stop even after staying up all night Seo Sol of [Hamalneumman], who received much love from female readers with 『My Daughter is a Geek』, and Heo Hwi-su, who showed the image of a woman who constantly challenges and pioneers life through 『Don't Take Things for Granted』, have come together this time for a different story. "Our Conversation Never Ends All Night" is a record of conversations between close friends and fellow creators, Heo Hwi-su and Seo Sol, about their creative lives and artistic inspiration. The authors are best known as the operators of YouTube channels [Hamalneumman] and [Kim Eun-ha and Heo Hwi-su], but they are also dancers, video artists, and writers, each actively engaged in creative work across genres, making them true young creators of this era. Through their conversations, they recall their experiences performing together, combining their respective genres as dancers and video artists, and build a sense of solidarity by supporting each other's creative worlds. The two authors confide in each other about their long-standing inner conflicts as creators and find comfort in unexpected words. Sometimes, when we talk about long-standing concerns, we suddenly gain self-confidence, and sometimes we realize vague feelings that we couldn't give a name to. Even when they feel anxious while passionately creating, or when they are curious about each other's opinions, they start talking without hesitation. It's so comfortable talking to you, who is always considerate. So maybe that's why I can share so many fantasies calmly and steadily? That's probably why I want to share them with you whenever inspiration strikes. -Page 18 The two authors, who speak with sincerity and honesty, are each other's best friends and colleagues. It feels like I'm having a conversation with them. That's why "Our Conversation Never Ends All Night" will be a comfort to other creators who are struggling alone somewhere right now. |
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index
To begin with
How was your day? 006
Letter from Finland 008
Chapter 1: Such a Beautiful Crash Landing
To the most artistic Seosol 016
019 to art rehabilitation specialist Hwisu
Unrequited Love 024
Seosol's Evening Notes | My Artistic Blind Date 034
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | The Easiest Way to Win Over Unrequited Love 035
It's your first time, so it'll be okay in a few days. 038
Seosol's Evening Notes | Source of Thoughts 047
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | The First Time Is the First Time 048
Confessions of a Hedonist 051
Seosol's Evening Notes | Life Cycle and Technological Changes 058
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Late-Night Snack 059
Sisters who smoked Marlboro Reds 061
Seosol's Evening Notes | The Cry of Addiction 070
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Ogi's Cigarette 071
Person with two names 073
Seosol's Evening Notes | Just One Word 080
Whisu's Morning Pages | The Foolish Captain 080
Chapter 2 So what is art?
To Seosol, who has so much to say, 084
087 to Hwi-su, who is suffering from artistic disease
I have to do it even if my heart is pierced 091
Seosol's Evening Notes | Shining Eyes 103
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | To Jeongnyeon 104
This is not art 109
Seosol's Evening Notes | We do the rest 117
Whisoo's Morning Pages | Should I Fight and Win? 118
The Ingres 123 I was looking for
Seosol's Evening Notes | Traces of the Five Senses 131
Wheesoo's Morning Pages | Welcome to Sofa School 132
Can YouTube Be Art? 138
Seosol's Evening Notes | Si-ot and Ssang-si-ot 146
Huisu's Morning Pages | Can Art Be Practical? 147
Chapter 3: This place where I stand is art.
154 to Seosol, who had exhausted all of his prepared stamina
156 to Seosol, who has not responded
Letters Written in Lotus Flowers 159
I'll ask Heo Hwi-su on your behalf. 161
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Wherever You Want It, It's a Stage 174
I'll ask Seosol on your behalf 181
Seosol's Evening Notes | Even Though the World Shrinks 193
How much money would you need to make a living solely on art? 200
Seosol's Evening Note | Art 215 for 1.2 Million Won a Month
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Hungry Spirits 216
I need meditation 220
Seosol's Evening Notes | A Chaotic Morning, a Vague Night 228
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Tailkan's Morning 229
I want to be a romantic person 234
Seosol's Evening Notes | The Earth is Round 242
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Writings for the Cool Breeze 244
249 to Seosol
250 to Hwisu
In conclusion
To my beloved 252
255 for the suspicious
supplement
Let's talk together 258
How was your day? 006
Letter from Finland 008
Chapter 1: Such a Beautiful Crash Landing
To the most artistic Seosol 016
019 to art rehabilitation specialist Hwisu
Unrequited Love 024
Seosol's Evening Notes | My Artistic Blind Date 034
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | The Easiest Way to Win Over Unrequited Love 035
It's your first time, so it'll be okay in a few days. 038
Seosol's Evening Notes | Source of Thoughts 047
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | The First Time Is the First Time 048
Confessions of a Hedonist 051
Seosol's Evening Notes | Life Cycle and Technological Changes 058
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Late-Night Snack 059
Sisters who smoked Marlboro Reds 061
Seosol's Evening Notes | The Cry of Addiction 070
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Ogi's Cigarette 071
Person with two names 073
Seosol's Evening Notes | Just One Word 080
Whisu's Morning Pages | The Foolish Captain 080
Chapter 2 So what is art?
To Seosol, who has so much to say, 084
087 to Hwi-su, who is suffering from artistic disease
I have to do it even if my heart is pierced 091
Seosol's Evening Notes | Shining Eyes 103
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | To Jeongnyeon 104
This is not art 109
Seosol's Evening Notes | We do the rest 117
Whisoo's Morning Pages | Should I Fight and Win? 118
The Ingres 123 I was looking for
Seosol's Evening Notes | Traces of the Five Senses 131
Wheesoo's Morning Pages | Welcome to Sofa School 132
Can YouTube Be Art? 138
Seosol's Evening Notes | Si-ot and Ssang-si-ot 146
Huisu's Morning Pages | Can Art Be Practical? 147
Chapter 3: This place where I stand is art.
154 to Seosol, who had exhausted all of his prepared stamina
156 to Seosol, who has not responded
Letters Written in Lotus Flowers 159
I'll ask Heo Hwi-su on your behalf. 161
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Wherever You Want It, It's a Stage 174
I'll ask Seosol on your behalf 181
Seosol's Evening Notes | Even Though the World Shrinks 193
How much money would you need to make a living solely on art? 200
Seosol's Evening Note | Art 215 for 1.2 Million Won a Month
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Hungry Spirits 216
I need meditation 220
Seosol's Evening Notes | A Chaotic Morning, a Vague Night 228
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Tailkan's Morning 229
I want to be a romantic person 234
Seosol's Evening Notes | The Earth is Round 242
Hwisoo's Morning Pages | Writings for the Cool Breeze 244
249 to Seosol
250 to Hwisu
In conclusion
To my beloved 252
255 for the suspicious
supplement
Let's talk together 258
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Into the book
I think this way.
I'm glad I'm not famous yet.
Because I am constantly evolving.
I'm so glad there are still so many people to show.
That point really excites me.
'There are still more people who don't know me!'
---From "Confessions of a Hedonist"
I wonder how far we can go with this vague and obscure word called art.
It feels like I'm on a train with no destination.
How will this book end, and whether it can truly become a seed of art for someone?
---From "To the Artist Who Has Art Disease"
It's so strange that what I created will disappear without a trace after today passes.
It's like a world without cameras.
---From "I have to do it even if my heart is pierced"
But ultimately, art is for people.
Isn't it important where that newness is headed? "Artists are people who feel the world more keenly and more deeply.
“So, we have a duty to turn what we feel and think into a work of art.” This is what the typography designer I interviewed said.
It seems like art should be for the world.
---From "This is not art"
I decided that I needed to revise the top line of my career.
Artist Huh Hui-su's first career was 'Sofa School'.
I grew up to be an adult who yearned for art because I graduated from a sofa school.
I learned too early that art, which is generally a headache, is also very enjoyable and beautiful.
I want to dance, write, and make art as if I were jumping on the sofa.
---From "Welcome to Sofa School"
The most powerful theme within the category of inspiration is 'me'.
My dance, my writing, my creations come from me.
Isn't that how everyone works? I wonder how they create with an external muse.
---From "I'll ask Heo Hwi-su on his behalf"
Because I have a lot to say.
Creation is a means for me to express what I want to say.
---From "I'll ask Seosol on your behalf"
Oh, and I really like your writing.
It's warm.
Sometimes I feel like my writing is really cold.
This book, which contains the writings of the two of us, will be lukewarm.
I was optimistic that anyone could read it, since it wouldn't be provocative to anyone.
Because praise is a source of energy for artists.
I'm glad I'm not famous yet.
Because I am constantly evolving.
I'm so glad there are still so many people to show.
That point really excites me.
'There are still more people who don't know me!'
---From "Confessions of a Hedonist"
I wonder how far we can go with this vague and obscure word called art.
It feels like I'm on a train with no destination.
How will this book end, and whether it can truly become a seed of art for someone?
---From "To the Artist Who Has Art Disease"
It's so strange that what I created will disappear without a trace after today passes.
It's like a world without cameras.
---From "I have to do it even if my heart is pierced"
But ultimately, art is for people.
Isn't it important where that newness is headed? "Artists are people who feel the world more keenly and more deeply.
“So, we have a duty to turn what we feel and think into a work of art.” This is what the typography designer I interviewed said.
It seems like art should be for the world.
---From "This is not art"
I decided that I needed to revise the top line of my career.
Artist Huh Hui-su's first career was 'Sofa School'.
I grew up to be an adult who yearned for art because I graduated from a sofa school.
I learned too early that art, which is generally a headache, is also very enjoyable and beautiful.
I want to dance, write, and make art as if I were jumping on the sofa.
---From "Welcome to Sofa School"
The most powerful theme within the category of inspiration is 'me'.
My dance, my writing, my creations come from me.
Isn't that how everyone works? I wonder how they create with an external muse.
---From "I'll ask Heo Hwi-su on his behalf"
Because I have a lot to say.
Creation is a means for me to express what I want to say.
---From "I'll ask Seosol on your behalf"
Oh, and I really like your writing.
It's warm.
Sometimes I feel like my writing is really cold.
This book, which contains the writings of the two of us, will be lukewarm.
I was optimistic that anyone could read it, since it wouldn't be provocative to anyone.
Because praise is a source of energy for artists.
---From "To Seosol"
Publisher's Review
Embracing the worries and conflicts of being a young creator
Finding artistic moments in everyday life
Heo Hwi-su and Seo Sol continue to create in their respective places, but when they suddenly have a problem, they write letters to each other, send replies, and decide to meet up to share any stories they haven't finished.
When a topic arises that we want to think about together, someone initiates the conversation.
After the conversation, each person returns home and writes a short essay inspired by the conversation that day.
I even went on a writing trip to Vietnam to escape my daily life and find new inspiration.
Their conversation continues without interruption, whether they are apart or together.
In the process of asking and answering questions about each other's first performances and first filmings, we recall the meaning of 'firsts' and gain the motivation to continue creating.
After watching the opera "Jeongnyeoni," I ponder the differences between live art and YouTube, compare the dictionary definitions of the words "fine art" and "art," and discuss the current era, where AI imitates human technology, with a keen perspective.
In addition to this, we have conversations based on thoughts that come to mind after seeing various works of art, such as art exhibitions, movies, YouTube videos, books, and performances.
In addition, he shares his experience of being able to focus more on his creative work through meditation, and even looks back at childhood memories that inspire him today.
As Seosol says, "I create because I have so much to say," conversation serves as a medium that leads them into the world of creation. A story that begins with a single work or word gradually accumulates and expands, leading to the theme of artistic inspiration.
By the end of their conversation, readers may feel like telling their own stories.
"Appendix: Let's Talk Together" is a conversation piece left by the two authors for the readers.
For readers who want to talk about anything, we've prepared 20 questions that can take you to "another world of creation."
These are questions that even non-creators would think about at least once, and you can even write down the answers yourself.
"Our conversation never ends all night long" begins with a conversation between the two authors and ends with communication with the reader.
“I want to talk to you tomorrow too.”
The story of creative women that has not yet ended
I felt a tingling sensation throughout reading this book.
It was clear that I wanted to move.
(…) Their endless worries and thirst are undoubtedly similar to the process of all creators.
- From Son Soo-hyun's recommendation
The authors who discover artistic moments in their daily lives and constantly create new works of art are themselves an inspiration to others.
Because it is a continuous process with no right answer, the struggles of creators are bound to be lonely and arduous.
Creators continue to create by thinking, trying, and sometimes failing alone for a long time.
But despite that, my desire to continue creating and challenging myself remains unchanged.
The story in "Our Conversation Never Ends All Night" will be a new experience even for those who have followed the two authors for a long time.
The two authors' yearning for art and the anxiety they felt while living as creators may be a little different from the cheerful way they always presented their works.
Can we shake each other so honestly, and offer each other empathy and comfort with such sincerity?
The kind words we share with each other can feel like a voice that reaches many people who are going through similar times.
The sight of Heo Hwi-su and Seo-sol continuing to move forward despite their doubts and fears will give courage to anyone.
As you listen to the endless stories of these two friends, who embrace each other's worries and unite through art, you too will find yourself awakening to the creative urge within you and wanting to get up and start something.
Finding artistic moments in everyday life
Heo Hwi-su and Seo Sol continue to create in their respective places, but when they suddenly have a problem, they write letters to each other, send replies, and decide to meet up to share any stories they haven't finished.
When a topic arises that we want to think about together, someone initiates the conversation.
After the conversation, each person returns home and writes a short essay inspired by the conversation that day.
I even went on a writing trip to Vietnam to escape my daily life and find new inspiration.
Their conversation continues without interruption, whether they are apart or together.
In the process of asking and answering questions about each other's first performances and first filmings, we recall the meaning of 'firsts' and gain the motivation to continue creating.
After watching the opera "Jeongnyeoni," I ponder the differences between live art and YouTube, compare the dictionary definitions of the words "fine art" and "art," and discuss the current era, where AI imitates human technology, with a keen perspective.
In addition to this, we have conversations based on thoughts that come to mind after seeing various works of art, such as art exhibitions, movies, YouTube videos, books, and performances.
In addition, he shares his experience of being able to focus more on his creative work through meditation, and even looks back at childhood memories that inspire him today.
As Seosol says, "I create because I have so much to say," conversation serves as a medium that leads them into the world of creation. A story that begins with a single work or word gradually accumulates and expands, leading to the theme of artistic inspiration.
By the end of their conversation, readers may feel like telling their own stories.
"Appendix: Let's Talk Together" is a conversation piece left by the two authors for the readers.
For readers who want to talk about anything, we've prepared 20 questions that can take you to "another world of creation."
These are questions that even non-creators would think about at least once, and you can even write down the answers yourself.
"Our conversation never ends all night long" begins with a conversation between the two authors and ends with communication with the reader.
“I want to talk to you tomorrow too.”
The story of creative women that has not yet ended
I felt a tingling sensation throughout reading this book.
It was clear that I wanted to move.
(…) Their endless worries and thirst are undoubtedly similar to the process of all creators.
- From Son Soo-hyun's recommendation
The authors who discover artistic moments in their daily lives and constantly create new works of art are themselves an inspiration to others.
Because it is a continuous process with no right answer, the struggles of creators are bound to be lonely and arduous.
Creators continue to create by thinking, trying, and sometimes failing alone for a long time.
But despite that, my desire to continue creating and challenging myself remains unchanged.
The story in "Our Conversation Never Ends All Night" will be a new experience even for those who have followed the two authors for a long time.
The two authors' yearning for art and the anxiety they felt while living as creators may be a little different from the cheerful way they always presented their works.
Can we shake each other so honestly, and offer each other empathy and comfort with such sincerity?
The kind words we share with each other can feel like a voice that reaches many people who are going through similar times.
The sight of Heo Hwi-su and Seo-sol continuing to move forward despite their doubts and fears will give courage to anyone.
As you listen to the endless stories of these two friends, who embrace each other's worries and unite through art, you too will find yourself awakening to the creative urge within you and wanting to get up and start something.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: August 25, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 272 pages | 356g | 128*188*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791167821638
- ISBN10: 1167821637
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