SKT T Factory Transformed into a Photo Studio... Experience the 'Filca Emotion'

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Su-yeon] SK Telecom announced that it will hold an exhibition titled "Just paused, the moments we left behind," filled with the sentimental charm of film cameras, at T Factory, an ICT complex cultural space.

This exhibition was planned for the spring picnic season to encourage the MZ generation, who want to go outside with a camera and capture memories of the moment in photos. In collaboration with Fujifilm Korea, the first floor of T Factory was transformed into four photo studios with different concepts.

SKT T Factory Transformed into a Photo Studio... Experience the 'Filca Emotion'

SKT promotional model experiencing the exhibition 'Just paused, the moments we left behind' at T Factory.
[Photo by SKT]

The "Retro" studio is styled with a Y2K, retro mood, while the "Flowers" studio is decorated with wild grasses and wildflowers. The "Rays of Light" studio creates a mysterious atmosphere with various colored lights, and lastly, "Another Me" is a media art concept studio where one’s image is displayed on an analog TV screen.

Visitors to T Factory can take photos in these four uniquely themed studios, which are often seen on social media but hard to experience in real life, and create their own personal albums.

Additionally, various vintage cameras such as film cameras, camcorders, and digital cameras are available for rent, allowing visitors to enjoy a picnic around T Factory while taking photos, and also offering services to develop and scan the films taken.

Moreover, there will be opportunities to learn the working methods of famous photographers known for their unique color tones and compositions through photo exhibitions by photographer Hanfolk and photography classes by renowned photographers.

Kim Sang-beom, SKT’s distribution manager, said, “This T Factory exhibition ‘Just paused, the moments we left behind’ was planned to provide an enjoyable experience for the MZ generation who are enthusiastic about analog and retro culture,” adding, “We plan to continue operating T Factory to naturally allow customers to experience various SKT services by continuously presenting content that perfectly matches their tastes.”