Creative VaQi is a major group active in the Korean dawon scene of crossover arts, featuring not only a director but also architects, video artists and more. It explores social themes through research and workshops, turning the facts and new awareness these produce into words and visualization. Its use of form and style is creatively free but also acutely analytical. This performance utilizes documentary techniques, departing from a meal and conversation shared by two generations: one born during the 1940’s when South Korea was still a Japanese colony and undergoing modernization, and another born in the 1980’s, the period in which Korea’s democratic movement was at its peak. Mixing video and subtitles, a portrait of Korean society emerges through how the experiences are both shared and separate.