Jeongwol Daeboreum morning, the first full moon of the lunar new year: a Korean family around a low table on the heated floor of an old house, a wooden bowl of walnuts, peanuts and chestnuts in their shells in the centre. A grandfather and a small child bite down hard on a walnut at the same moment with comically scrunched faces, a teenager cracks a peanut with her fingers, shell fragments on the table. Small dishes of dried seasoned greens and a bowl of five-grain rice beside them. Soft winter morning light through paper sliding doors. Korean everyday home, NOT Japanese, NOT Chinese. Ordinary everyday Korean faces, photorealistic candid. No text, no letters, no logos.