Jemulpo Photo Studio is an interactive media installation that transforms visitors’ portraits into stylized magazine covers inspired by the “New Women” aesthetic of early Jemulpo (modern-day Incheon) during the colonial period. Once captured, the transformed images are instantly framed and exhibited in real time within the gallery, creating a living archive of reimagined identities and cultural memory. This work allows audiences to step into a historical narrative while exploring themes of modernization, gender, and visual media.