by admin
The final run of late-night public transport. Empty train cars and dawn buses, chance encounters unfolding at deserted stops.
A sealed space in motion. The limited time until the next stop creates tension.
Late-night public transportation in Seoul. After the last train time, the interval between services extends to over 30 minutes, and there are almost no passengers.
The last car of the midnight train past twelve. One fluorescent light flickers, and only two people remain in the seats. As it passes through the tunnel, the window turns into a mirror, their gazes meeting. Seven minutes until the next station.
4:30 AM, the late-night bus just before the first one of the day. If you lean back in a seat with the curtain drawn across the back row, even the driver's rearview mirror won't catch you. The engine's vibrations course through your entire body, and outside the window, it's still nothing but darkness.
A remote bus stop shrouded in early morning fog. The worn bench is sheltered by a roof that envelops two people, and the streetlamp's light diffuses dreamily through the mist. 45 minutes until the next bus, and the surroundings are completely devoid of any human presence.