Capture

For Gahee, physical intimacy has never been about romance or emotional connection; it is simply a tool to fuel her artistic ambitions. Armed with her camera, she documents the private moments of her lovers, friends, and various couples, transforming fleeting encounters into a curated collection of photographs. Her relationships are transactional by design, existing solely to provide fresh material for her lens. She approaches every partner not as a lover, but as a subject waiting to be captured in the perfect frame. When she crosses paths with Sungha, an endearing physical education major at her university, her creative instincts immediately take over. She finds herself fixated on how he might appear through her viewfinder, imagining the expressions he would make behind closed doors. However, Sungha quickly proves to be unlike the men she typically keeps in her orbit. As their dynamic shifts, Gahee is forced to confront an unfamiliar dilemma. She must decide whether Sungha will ultimately become just another image filed away in her growing portfolio, or if he might evolve into something far more meaningful than a mere photograph.