파미르 고원, 하늘을 품다. (‘Pamir a Meadow Kissed by the Sun’)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 한국사진학회
· 수록지 정보 : AURA / 30호 / 93 ~ 109페이지
· 저자명 : 강경숙

초록

These works are photography documentary which explored the west and north routes to be assumed as the expeditionary route to the west on the Pamir by General Ko Sunji and symbolized the natural images. The caravan stopped going to the route due to the changes of the times and then the mountaineers made a road in the uninhabited region covered with permanent snow, which is opened only for one month in the mid-summer. In spite of summer, sleet and heavy snow shake the tents every night.
The hilly districts like the paradise of meadow as the last gift from God before being the wasteland are spread below the canyon and the glacial canyons of vertical rise and drop are connected. There was no wild meadow like that of 'Khovsgol' adjacent to Russia in the northern end of Mongol, but it looked like the oasis which saved the life of Tang's army led by General Ko Sunji. Abundant stone tombs around it seemed to communicate with stone tombs around the peak of Shivling on the Great Himalaya as the balm to the soul on sky route over the Afghan border through Ladakh Leh.
'Pamir' is originated in "Pa_imihr", meaning the position of Mithra (God of Sun) in Persian. The mountains of several parts over an altitude of 4,000 meters belong to the Tadjikistan and the east of them belongs to Xingang, China and the southwest to Afghanistan. It is called 'the roof of the world' and is extended to Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Tadjikistan, and Kirgizstan like a folding screen. It is also the land of God which neighbors the highest mountains of the world extended from Tian Shan mountains of the Central Asia with 30 or more high peaks over 6100 meters, Karakoram Range, Kunlun Mountains, the Tibet Plateau, and the Himalaya to Hindu Kush Mountains. There are short routes of 200~300km crossing the Amu Darya river through Termiz, Uzbekistan-Afghan border city on the northwest plain of Afghan, but I traveled North India three times, Nepal twice, China (Tibet) twice, and Mongol (Khovsgol) three times, and weaved the uninhabited region route like a puzzle around the high mountains of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

영어초록

These works are photography documentary which explored the west and north routes to be assumed as the expeditionary route to the west on the Pamir by General Ko Sunji and symbolized the natural images. The caravan stopped going to the route due to the changes of the times and then the mountaineers made a road in the uninhabited region covered with permanent snow, which is opened only for one month in the mid-summer. In spite of summer, sleet and heavy snow shake the tents every night.
The hilly districts like the paradise of meadow as the last gift from God before being the wasteland are spread below the canyon and the glacial canyons of vertical rise and drop are connected. There was no wild meadow like that of 'Khovsgol' adjacent to Russia in the northern end of Mongol, but it looked like the oasis which saved the life of Tang's army led by General Ko Sunji. Abundant stone tombs around it seemed to communicate with stone tombs around the peak of Shivling on the Great Himalaya as the balm to the soul on sky route over the Afghan border through Ladakh Leh.
'Pamir' is originated in "Pa_imihr", meaning the position of Mithra (God of Sun) in Persian. The mountains of several parts over an altitude of 4,000 meters belong to the Tadjikistan and the east of them belongs to Xingang, China and the southwest to Afghanistan. It is called 'the roof of the world' and is extended to Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Tadjikistan, and Kirgizstan like a folding screen. It is also the land of God which neighbors the highest mountains of the world extended from Tian Shan mountains of the Central Asia with 30 or more high peaks over 6100 meters, Karakoram Range, Kunlun Mountains, the Tibet Plateau, and the Himalaya to Hindu Kush Mountains. There are short routes of 200~300km crossing the Amu Darya river through Termiz, Uzbekistan-Afghan border city on the northwest plain of Afghan, but I traveled North India three times, Nepal twice, China (Tibet) twice, and Mongol (Khovsgol) three times, and weaved the uninhabited region route like a puzzle around the high mountains of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

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