[터진다] 쥐불놀이

Jwibulnori on the first full moon night of the Korean lunar year: a perforated tin can full of glowing charcoal embers swung in a fast circle on a long wire, seen from a distance against a pitch black winter field. The person swinging it is a tiny dark silhouette at the centre, one tenth of frame height. First 2 seconds: the can traces a blazing orange ring of light. Next 2 seconds: showers of red and gold sparks fly off the ring in every direction and drift down. Final second: the can is let go and soars upward in a high arc, trailing sparks. A pale full moon at the top right. 1990s 35mm film grain and slight halation, static locked-off camera