Personal Project, 2012
A four-kilometer-wide strip along the thirty-eighth parallel has seperated the enemy states of North and South Korea since 1953. Soldiers there are still on alert, and every once in a while a shot is fired. Nevertherless, the South Korean tourist office still lures tourists to the last existing border left over from the Cold War, which was a prohibited zone for a long time. Visitors to the demilitarized zone (DMZ) can expect a mixture of contemporary propaganda and history lesson.