Set among shuttered storefronts, tiled walls and fragments of urban architecture, the series portrays women of Seoul in the overlooked corners of a city in constant motion. Styled by Naomi Miller, the collection takes on unexpected shapes and silhouettes, while the individuality of each woman’s remains at the centre of the image.

Dean’s intimate, off-centre compositions move between portraiture, abstraction and documentary observation. Rather than attempting to define Seoul, the series offers a subjective view of the city, bringing Rejina’s relationship with it into Kerry’s distinctive photographic world.

“Rejina’s design is connected to the realities of women’s everyday lives, both what we do and how we want to look and feel. The diversity of the casting and locations in Seoul reflects those realities, while experimenting with the clothes to create unexpected shapes and silhouettes that feel expressive and unique, much like the women wearing them.” - Kerry J Dean