Mixed blood

Mixed blood

Categories: Photo project

The photographer under the pseudonym Sijo calls herself a Western Korean (she was born in South Korea, but grew up in the United States), and the girl worked on her photo project "Mixed Blood" in New York and Beijing. In it, she explores the dynamics of the relationship between an individual and a collective personality. 

Mixed blood

People move and change their lifestyle, and gradually the definition of personality evolves to adapt to the definition of race and ethnicity. In your photo project Sijo wanted to capture the ever-changing definition of "race" and explore the uniqueness of individuals in the context of their family.

Mixed blood

1. The Doyle family, 2010

Citizenship: USA

Ancestry: African, American Indian, Creole, Cuban, French, Irish

Languages: English, Spanish, French

Live in New York (Cyjo)

Mixed blood

2. The Chandola family, 2013

Citizenship: India, Korea

Ancestors: Indians, Koreans

Languages: English, Korean, Mandarin, Hindi

Live in Beijing (Cyjo)

Mixed blood

3. The Snodgrass family, 2013

Citizenship: USA, China

Ancestry: German, Chinese, Irish

Languages: English, Mandarin

We have moved to China several times since 1999 (Cyjo)

Mixed blood

4. The Walter family, 2010

Citizenship: USA, Germany

Ancestry: African Americans, American Indians, French, Germans

Languages: English, German, French, Spanish

Live in New York (Cyjo)

Mixed blood

5. The Kishimoto family, 2013

Citizenship: China, Japan

Ancestors: Chinese (Han), Japanese, Chinese (Sibo)

Languages: Mandarin, Japanese, English

Live in Beijing (Cyjo)

Mixed blood

6. The Casarosa family, 2010

Citizenship: USA, Italy, Korea

Ancestors: Italians, Koreans

Languages: English, Italian, Korean

Live in New York (Cyjo)

Mixed blood

7. The Huan Rierson family, 2013

Citizenship: USA, Belgium

Ancestry: Chinese, all of Western Europe, except France

Languages: Chinese, French, English

Live in Beijing (Cyjo)

Mixed blood

8. The James family, 2010

Citizenship: USA

Ancestry: American Indians, Chinese, Dutch, English, Filipinos, Germans, Irish, Japanese, Prussians

Languages: English, French, Pidgin English (a mixture of English, Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese and Filipino)

Live in New York (Cyjo)

Keywords: Blood | Family | Personality | Photo project | Race

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