The artist explains that he has been trying to find out why Ki-Tae has come to his studio, but he can't figure it out. He's so upset that he's coughing and shaking. He wants to know what's wrong with him. He tries to get him to say something, but the only thing he can think of is that he likes to be a fool. The artist says he'll bring in an artist soon, and then he asks if he brought an artist before. Ki-tae doesn't have a number, so the artist has no idea who he is. The two of them shake hands, and the artist says that he had one before, but it was too late. He says he can stop shaking, and he'd like to know why he didn't realize Ki-Tae was a famous model at the gallery before. He also says that they've known each other for a long time, so they're both going to be the same person. He adds that he hasn't seen either of them change at all, and that he believes that Ki-Taie is the main character of the project that he is going to offer the artist. He tells the artist that his graduation exhibition wasn't particularly interesting at first, because it was all about the subject, expression, material, and object, but then he realized that his compulsion was different than the other artist's, and therefore, he wanted to capture the moment on camera instead of showing it to others. He asks the artist if he would like to work on a drawing of a human body instead of the canvas, and if the artist would be willing to