Dun, Gyeongbokgung Palace sound collection challenge.. Perfect transformation into Yoo Ji-tae "National Heritage Project" [I Live Alone][ByeolbyeolTV]

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Singer Dun set out to collect sounds at Gyeongbokgung Palace.

The the 11th episode of MBC's variety program 'I Live Alone' featured Dun's daily life.

That day, Dun said, "I'm collecting sounds by visiting specific places," and headed to Gyeongbokgung Palace with equipment in hand.

Dun explained, "I'm working on a project where I collect sounds from places designated as national heritage and turn them into music." When asked if it was a project done together with the nation, he clarified, "No, it's something I'm doing alone."

As the first location for his project, Dun visited Gyeongbokgung Palace. He said, "It's quite embarrassing, but this is my first time visiting Gyeongbokgung Palace. Since I grew up in the countryside, I don't think I've ever been to Seoul before. I have been to Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju." He also revealed that he is originally from Hwasun in South Jeolla Province.

Regarding the reason for his project, Dun explained, "After meeting masters of intangible cultural heritage, I became curious about the traditions we've preserved so far. That curiosity led me to ask why these things have been kept and why they were built this way."

After finding a suitable location, Dun skillfully set up his equipment bundle. Ryu Hye-young remarked, "He looks like Yoo Ji-tae," referencing the actor from the film 'Spring Day'.

Dun carefully identified the exact spot for sound collection and began working seriously. He said, "Recently, I've gone to nature three times in a row where there was almost no artificial noise," and shared sounds he had collected from various parts of the country. He added, "But this time, I wanted to record the sounds and atmosphere within the city."

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