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Korean ConstitutionThis book is a constitutional reading book made by the constitutional scholar Jong Jip Jung and photographer Kim Jung Man. The "Constitution of the Republic of Korea," read by Jung Jip Sub and Kim Jung-Man, is designed to allow the readers of the Constitution to interpret the contents of the Constitution with open imagination. I think about the meaning of the open system of the Constitution and made it possible to think about the basic framework of our life. This book is unique. It is another picture that flower and Constitution meet. Flowers exist in the time and space in which we live and live, and convey its meaning and story. The color and shape of flowers, the way of being, the way of communicating the story to us is the whole text. And the flower is open to the self-existent but self-existent world. Each of the provisions we have established in the Constitution is a framework for our lives, but each of them is connected to each other while showing a self - complete image, and is always open to the world of life we live in. So the constitution is also an open system. The rules of flower and constitution are separated one by one and open to the outside world at the same time. In the meantime, openness does not go into its own demolition but has its persistence. I would like to convey through this work the opening of flowers and constitutional regulations, self-determination, communication and tension between each other. This is why we want to share the consciousness of sharing with all those who enter our communication field.