Park Bo Younger Talks About Her Return To The Large Display With “Concrete Utopia” And Love Of Journaling

Actress Park Bo Young graced the pages of Dazed Korea with a shocking pictorial. After the picture shoot, she sat down for a brief interview to speak a bit about her latest work and on a regular basis life.

It’s been practically 5 years since Park Bo Younger participated in a pictorial for Dazed. She remarked, “I wasn’t conscious of it both, nevertheless it’s been some time since I’ve shot [for Dazed]. It was bizarre at the moment [as I was looking at my photos]. It was bizarre but additionally very nice.”

The idea for this pictorial is “Park Bo Younger who isn’t smiling.” Commenting on the course of the shoot, the actress stated with fun, “Since it’s a idea with no smiling, I attempted to match the temper. I used to be apprehensive since I’m an individual who naturally laughs lots although.” She continued, “Up to now once I did cowl shoots, even once I placed on make-up and styled my hair, I nonetheless seemed very younger as a result of I used to be really younger. So I saved asking myself, ‘Am I not there but?’ however I’m happy with at the moment.”

Park Bo Younger can even be making a comeback to the film scene after 5 years with “Concrete Utopia,” a brand new catastrophe thriller concerning the aftermath of a devastating earthquake.

“I’m actually wanting ahead to the discharge of ‘Concrete Utopia,’” she stated. “I’m all the time inquisitive about genres and characters I’ve by no means had expertise working with earlier than, however this sort of catastrophe movie is severely a primary. I really referred to as the director myself.”

“Since I used to be taking part in the character Myung Hwa, I requested myself numerous questions like, ‘Can I do that as Myung Hwa would?’ and, ‘What would I’ve chosen if I have been on this surroundings?’ She’s a really rational character and somebody who can embrace others nicely.” She continued, “Other than Myung Hwa, I additionally considered what different characters I might be near, and I don’t actually suppose there’s a villain on this film. There isn’t a dangerous particular person or a nasty selection, nevertheless it may simply be the perfect an individual can do.”

Considering deeply concerning the classes she discovered from engaged on “Concrete Utopia,” Park Bo Younger said, “I want I might discuss freely about all the selections and outcomes on this film, nevertheless it’s exhausting to discuss them and consider them. Ultimately, as a result of I’m an individual, I considered this lots.”

Connecting her work to her each day life, the actress commented, “Saying the phrase ‘catastrophe’ makes it really feel like some enormous occasion, however there are numerous issues that exist that may pull me down a bit every day. After I run into one thing that I hadn’t predicted, that’s once I actually suppose it’s a catastrophe.”

The interview then moved on to speak extra about Park Bo Younger’s hobbies and pursuits, and the actress revealed that she loved writing in her journal.

“Up to now, I all the time used to begin off by writing, ‘Right this moment…’ I normally began by saying, ‘Right this moment was like this and like that,’ however just lately, there are additionally occasions once I begin off with, ‘Time appears so quick.’ In some unspecified time in the future, I resolved to not begin off with, ‘Right this moment.’”

“I additionally by no means write, ‘I…,’” she added after being reminded about how lecturers used to say to by no means begin off with phrases like “Right this moment” or “I.” She defined how the primary sentence of her journal entry turns into far more wealthy after making use of this writing approach.

As for what she’d write in her journal on the day of the picture shoot?

“I noticed a face that was each unfamiliar but additionally nice to see.”

Catch Park Bo Younger on the quilt of the August version of Dazed Korea.

And watch her in “Doom at Your Service” on Viki:

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