Guest Host · August 2026 · Material Memory Studio

Just Send a Postcard

Name: 정유진 (Yujin Chung) — Just Send a Postcard
Start: 2026-08-19
Location: Material Memory Studio

Draw a moment, write a letter, and send it for real

A scene from a trip — or from an ordinary day — can become a moment you want to keep. In this workshop, you capture that moment on a single postcard, then write a short letter to whoever came to mind with it. No one comes to mind? That's fine — send it to your future self. What matters isn't drawing well. It's discovering and recording a scene. When the workshop ends, we put a real stamp on your finished postcard and mail it. Group workshop · 2 hours · ₩40,000 · max 8.

Who This Is For

Travelers who wish they kept more than photosPeople who love recording small everyday scenesAnyone who wants to draw by hand — no skill neededSomeone you've been meaning to write toPeople who enjoy slow observation and making

Workshop Details

Date

Wed, August 19, 2026 · 7:00–9:00 PM

Format

In-person group workshop · 2 hours

Venue

Material Memory Studio, Mullae-dong, Seoul

Capacity

Max 8 participants

Price

₩40,000 ($27 USD)

Language

Korean (English support available)

Materials

Nothing to bring — postcards, tools, and stamps are all provided

Session Flow

Opening

Recall a scene you want to remember — from a trip, or from everyday life — and think of someone you might send it to.

Draw

After a short drawing demo, move your scene onto a postcard. Focus on the mood of the memory, not on drawing well.

Write

Write a short letter on the back — to yourself now, to an old friend, or to your future self.

Send

Every postcard is mailed for real after the workshop. A few days later, your memory arrives in someone's mailbox.

What You Take Home

✦A postcard you drew yourself

✦A handwritten message

✦A simple way to observe and record a scene through drawing

✦A memory that arrives later, by real mail

About the Host

정유진 (Yujin Chung)

Yujin draws when she travels, writes letters on postcards, and drops them in mailboxes. After realizing those mailed scenes stay with her longer than photos, she created this workshop to share the experience. A marketer and artist, she currently runs Creative Seoul Stay, connecting visiting creatives with local experiences in Seoul.

Yujin's Postcard Drawings