한강의 작품을 원작으로 한 콘텐츠 편집하기 (부분)

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'''Content Inspired by Han Kang’s Works'''

Han Kang’s literature delves deeply into themes of the human psyche, violence, life, and coexistence, and its resonance has extended beyond the page to film and stage. The reinterpretation of her works through the visual and performing arts reveals, in new dimensions, the universality and artistic sensitivity that define Han’s narratives.

The 2010 film <i>Vegetarian</i> (directed by Lim Woo-seong) is based on Han Kang’s novel of the same title. Transforming the novel’s introspective prose into visual language, the film sensuously portrays the intersection of social violence and individual anxiety. It was invited to the 2009 Busan International Film Festival and the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, drawing international attention. Director Lim’s next film, <i>Scars</i> (2011), based on Han’s novella <i>Baby Buddha</i>, delicately depicts the lingering wounds and memories of ordinary life and was invited to the 2011 San Sebastián International Film Festival. In 2024, both films were re-released in celebration of Han Kang’s Nobel Prize in Literature, reaffirming their literary and cinematic significance.

Among stage adaptations inspired by Han’s literary world, the performance group TUIDA premiered <i>Human Fuga</i> in 2019. This experimental production combined literary language with physical movement, translating emotion and memory into the language of the body.

In 2024, the Italian theater company INDEX staged <i>La Vegetariana</i> (The Vegetarian) in Rome, Milan, and Bologna to great acclaim. Directed by Daria Deflorian, the production reinterpreted the novel’s themes of violence and silence through striking visual metaphors, leaving a lasting impression on European audiences and exemplifying the artistic expansion of Korean literature on the global stage.

Through such adaptations, Han Kang’s literature continues to transcend the boundaries of the written word, evolving into film, theater, and performance art. The rebirth of her works across diverse media and cultures demonstrates that the humanity and artistry at the heart of Han Kang’s writing evoke a resonance that knows no borders.