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The Moon Tinker: on a tall wooden ladder propped against an enormous full moon that hangs just above a Korean thatched-roof village at night, an elderly Korean craftsman in plain hemp jeogori and baji work clothes with his sleeves tied back patches a long crack in the moon's surface with squares of white hanji paper and a brush of rice-starch paste. A small pot of paste and a stack of hanji hang from the ladder rung. The cracked seam glows faintly. He works calmly, like mending a paper door. Ink-wash style night sky with soft gradients. Traditional Korean clothing and village, NOT Japanese or Chinese. No text, no letters, no characters anywhere.