The CRT Repairman: in a cluttered 1990s Korean neighborhood electronics repair shop, a middle-aged Korean repairman in a short-sleeved shirt and reading glasses reaches one arm straight through the glowing glass of an old boxy CRT television; inside the screen is a tiny living countryside scene, and with small pliers he is tightening the sun in its sky. Faint scanlines across the screen, other old televisions stacked on shelves, a soldering iron, tangled cables. Grainy film look, warm fluorescent light. No text, no letters, no logos anywhere.