This is a camel and moon work from the camel series by actress and painter Song-ah Yoon.
 Yoon Song-ah's work is one that appeared in the SBS drama 'It's Okay, That's Love' that aired in 2014.
 This work appears in a scene where mystery novelist and radio DJ Jang Jae-yeol (played by Jo In-sung) points to a camel painting hanging in his bathroom and continues his dialogue with the line, “Do you know what this camel painting is? In the desert, nomads tie their camels to trees like this at night. But in the morning, they untie the rope. As you can see, the camel still doesn’t run away. It remembers the night it was tied to the tree. Just like we remember the wounds we’ve experienced. It’s about how past traumas and wounds hold us back in the present.”
 The work was evaluated as having aesthetic meaning inherent in it that harmonizes with the story of the work.
 It was also exhibited for six months at KINTEX in Goyang along with the drama set.
 The Camel series has been praised for its humorous portrayal of modern people struggling with various aspects of life.


 It was sold for 100 million won at the 'NFT Busan 2021' auction held at BEXCO in Busan on November 6, 2021.
 The current estimated auction price is 130 million won,
 It is listed for urgent sale.


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