
"Love - Dreams - and Then . . ." (사랑 . 꿈 . 그이후) - Sokcho, Korea
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This larger than life bronze sculpture is located in the "Lover's Lane" section Seorak Sunrise Park on the south edge of Sokcho, Korea.
Waymark Code: WMBVD3
Location: Gangwondo, South Korea
Date Posted: 06/22/2011
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This bronze sculpture by artist Kim Seong-Hae represents a man and woman standing back to back in a posture of prayer.
The larger than life sculpture stand about two meters high, and is mounted on a stone slab.

사랑 . 꿈 . 그이후
1999 년
김성해
기도하는 자세로 등을 맞대
고 선 남여 한쌍이 모든이의
사랑과 꿈, 소망을 기원하는
모습
Love - Dreams - and Then . . .
1999
Kim Seong-Hae
An image of a man and woman,
Back to back in a posture of prayer,
Full of love, dreams, hopes and wishes.
There are almost thirty sculptures in this park, most of them dating from 1991 when the 17th World Scouting Jamboree was held here.
Visitors arriving from the south on Route 7 along Korea's scenic eastern coast are greeted with this charming park, also known locally as Haemaji Park. A walk along the shore path can be romantic, and traditional diving women may be seen offshore. And there is the mermaid lovers statue on the rocks with its tales of romance. Early risers will be treated to spectacular sunrises.
Or, one can stroll through "Lover's Lane" among more than two dozen sculptures from the abstract to the powerful statements of the yearning for reunification of this divided nation. In the center of the park is an amphitheater for outdoor performances, including weekend performances during July and August.
Sokcho regards itself as the gateway to the legendary mountains of Seoraksan National Park, especially striking in the autumn with views from its peaks across to the north.