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922,914 views | Miru Kim • EG 2008

El arte subterráneo de Miru Kim

Durante la EG Conference 2008, la artista Miru Kim habla sobre su trabajo. Kim explora ruinas industriales subterráneas de Nueva York y allí toma fotografías de sí misma, desnuda – para centrar la atención en estos espacios enormes, peligrosos y ocultos.

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Durante la EG Conference 2008, la artista Miru Kim habla sobre su trabajo. Kim explora ruinas industriales subterráneas de Nueva York y allí toma fotografías de sí misma, desnuda – para centrar la atención en estos espacios enormes, peligrosos y ocultos.

This video is a TED "Best of the Web" pick, featuring a remarkable idea available on the internet from an independent creator. This idea didn’t come from TED, but TED is thrilled to spread it. TED's editors chose to feature it for you.

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Photographer and explorer

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Miru Kim is a fearless explorer of abandoned and underground places. Her photography underscores the vulnerable nature of the human explorer in these no-woman's-lands.

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