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Indeed, there is no modern city, which underwent such a dramatic change that Seoul had. A city that was left in the ashes of war has now turned into a gigantic Capitalist metropolis with the misery and glitter, which is comparable to New York City.

- Mike Davis, ¡°To the Korean readers,¡± in Slums, Covering up the Globe



Seoul, again,
And, yet about Migration

From some ago, talks on growth and development that seemed to have disappeared for a while started rearing their heads again. Perhaps, their momentary disappearance was not really real but just my own wish. Countless ¡®new towns¡¯ and new buildings are waiting for us. We have gone through a major development era in the 80s through 90s, and now we are almost numb to it. In the peripheries of Seoul, so many redevelopments are being planned. Now, included in many of these peripheries are the neiborhoods of migrants. From the Gangnam Market of Bucheon, Changshin-dong of Dongdaemoon, and Garibongdong to the Maseok Furniture Complex. Many more places will be added to this list in the near future.

The neighborhoods where many migrants live usually are underdeveloped places. For example, even before it started getting populated by migrants, Maseok had been a uniquely isolated place. In the 60s, the place, where the Maseok Furniture Complex is now located, used to be lived by people with Hansen¡¯s diseases. Afterwards, the place transformed itself into an industrial complex.

Lived by small businesses and undocumented migrant workers and historically isolated from the mainstream, the Maseok Furniture Complex has been existing as some sort of ¡®exterior¡¯ to the Korean society.

However, the march of redevelopment now does not excuse peripheries, slums, and ghettos like Maseok. This place that is refused in one¡¯s memory will disappear even before the memory ever reappears. This exterior of Korean society will join the interior with its redevelopment.

Migrants are now replacing the role we used to have under the double pressures of redevelopment and crackdowns. Now, they are the ones who have to evict from their places under the tyranny of redevelopment. If redevelopment is a pressure of the future tense, crackdown is the one in the present progressive form. The crackdown occurred in November 2008 meant a big event not only to the ones living in Maseok but also to the whole migrant community in Korea. Now, there is no place to hide and no place to remain.

Our project started with questions such as who went, and where and why they went. Following such a private and trivial questions, we left Seoul and headed for Maseok. We also asked where migrants would go after the redevelopment. They say it is unimaginable to migrate to another place. For them, the Maseok Furniture Complex means another kind of ¡®exterior¡¯ of Korea. It is a place of reservation that reminds one of ¡®other country,¡¯ ¡®other world,¡¯ or ¡®hometown.¡¯


2008 mixrice


1)At the moment, the redevelopment plan for Maseok is in suspension, but, at the same time, it is always under the possibility of reactivation.

2)On November 12, 2008, an unprecedented mass crackdown on undocumented migrants occurred in Maseok. In this occasion, so many vehicles belonging to the Immigration including a coach, two police buses, and seven vans were brought. Only within a few hours, the Immigration employees, whose number was more than one hundred, arrested more than one hundred undocumented migrants.
 
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