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The Bridge in Seoul is the story of Sarah, a brilliant architect whose dream project slowly begins to consume her body, mind, and sense of control. As she visits a doctor for twitching, itching, rituals, and exhaustion, she keeps insisting that the bridge cannot be the problem, even as every thought returns to it. It is a precise, unsettling story about ambition, denial, stress, vocation, and the dangerous point where passion begins to turn against the person who carries it.
By Rudolf MoosThe Bridge in Seoul is the story of Sarah, a brilliant architect whose dream project slowly begins to consume her body, mind, and sense of control. As she visits a doctor for twitching, itching, rituals, and exhaustion, she keeps insisting that the bridge cannot be the problem, even as every thought returns to it. It is a precise, unsettling story about ambition, denial, stress, vocation, and the dangerous point where passion begins to turn against the person who carries it.