Documenting the diaspora: Kim Hak shoots Khmer-Japanese community

Artwork which imparts stories that few people have heard about the lives of Cambodian refugees in Japan will be on display at “ALIVE IV” in Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan, this August and September. Kim Hak, a photographic artist, took pictures of music tapes from refugee camps and passports from more than 40 years ago as a narrative of the memories of Cambodian families in Japan.

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