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Their project has gone viral across the world – Danbi says that they’ve received messages from other couples in long distance relationships who were touched by the project’s message.
Thursday 26 December, 2024
Thursday 26 December, 2024
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This couple's photo project will resonate with anyone in a long-distance relationship
LONG DISTANCE relationships are tough, but this engaged couple has found a way to make the distance between them feel a little smaller.
Li Seok and Danbi Shin are both artists hailing from South Korea. Danbi is currently working in New York, while Seok lives in Seoul.
A few months ago, they started a photography project called Half & Half as a way to share their daily lives together.
The photographs are taken simultaneously, despite the time difference, and reflect how similar their lives are, despite being miles apart.
Speaking to Buzzfeed, Danbi said that the project keeps them bonded together while she’s away:
Their project has gone viral across the world – Danbi says that they’ve received messages from other couples in long distance relationships who were touched by the project’s message.
Follow Half & Half on Danbi and Li’s Instagram here.
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