For this GQ Korea fashion editorial, photographer Less Kim Tae Kyun documents a series of subjects in constant, kinetic motion. The project centers on the interplay between structured menswear and the fluid physics of draped fabrics, with models Hojin Lee, Joji Iwase, and Kim Dongha navigating expansive architectural settings.
Utilizing analogue film techniques alongside natural light and high-speed freeze photography, the series captures the subjects mid-stride against industrial concrete backgrounds and tiled plazas. The work emphasizes a clean, graphic aesthetic, where hard light and long shadows heighten the sense of physical energy and form.
