Courrier de Séoul
A letter from Seoul,
once a month.
Once a month, Robey writes what Seoul showed him, and the letter leaves this studio for France. Made to be kept, or given.
Why it exists
The Courrier began with a grandmother in Paris who could no longer make the trip to Seoul. A letter in her mailbox, once a month, was the closest thing to a visit.
It exists for the people we love who no longer travel, and for anyone who still waits for real mail. The letter is typed so it is easy for anyone to read, printed on mulberry hanji so it is worth keeping, and signed in ink on every copy, so nothing about it is automatic. Subscribe for yourself, or for someone you miss. The envelope is the same. Only the address changes.
Inside the envelope
What the month showed him, signed in ink.
One photograph of Seoul that month. Keep it, or send it on.
One Korean word worth keeping.
Plates ii to iv
Subscribe or gift
Someone should get
real mail again.
Subscribe with your address, or with the address of someone you miss. Payment is secured by PayPal: pay with a PayPal account or by card, no account needed to pay by card. After payment I write to you within 48 hours to confirm the delivery address, yours or the address of the person you are gifting it to.
Secure payment by PayPal, with a PayPal account or by card, no PayPal account needed to pay by card. Shipping included in metropolitan France.
Robey seals one more letter in every notebook box. That one is never posted.
It arrives with his notebook →
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