COPYCAT

A mysterious serial killer is transforming human corpses into macabre installations, marketing them as "self-destruction art" to the ultra-wealthy for tens of millions. The world remains captivated by these gruesome spectacles, treating murder as high-end entertainment. However, when failed artist Suchan Kim encounters one of these works, he realizes the core concept belongs entirely to him. It was originally his own artistic vision, one that the public mercilessly mocked and dismissed during an exhibition that ruined his career. The revelation that his discarded idea is now being celebrated—albeit through death—ignites a dangerous shift within Suchan. What begins as a desperate need to prove his intellectual ownership soon warps into something far more sinister: a consuming hunger for the recognition he was always denied. As he delves deeper into the killer's twisted enterprise, the line between seeking justice and chasing fame begins to blur. In a society where spectacle holds more value than human life, Suchan faces a harrowing choice. He must decide whether to expose the murderer behind the atrocities or surrender completely to the dark allure of finally being seen, risking becoming part of the masterpiece himself.