Marcin T. Jozefiak

Made over two years in Seoul with twenty-three participants, Fearless Flowers explores identity, gender and sexuality. Each portrait emerged from conversation and trust, with photography as the final gesture. Beneath South Korea’s image of rapid modernity, it examines pressures around bodies, self-expression and belonging. Flowers, red strings and a uniform-like garment evoke visibility, concealment and conformity, creating space for participants to be seen on their own terms.