Chloé Martin | Notion

June 16, 2017 - August 10, 2019 (Lyon)

Chloé's life begins in the culturally rich city of Lyon, France, where she celebrated her 16th birthday surrounded by family and friends. The air was thick with love and excitement as she was at the cusp of adulating, preparing to embrace numerous life-changing experiences. As Chloé maneuvered through her teenage, one of her early milestones was receiving her high school acceptance letter. She remembered the joy and wide-eyed anticipation as she selected her preferred subjects, setting the foundation for her passion for arts and performance. A significant turning point in her life was Christmas of 2017 when she received a guitar as a present from her family…

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April 05, 2018 - September 25, 2021 (Seoul, Lyon)

At the cusp of adulthood, Chloé Martin was navigating through the complex maze that was life. She spent a wonderful spring break in Paris with Nicolas, her boyfriend at that time. Things initially blossomed, their love blooming akin to flowers in the spring. Yet with the inevitable course of seasons, the warmth of their companionship began to cool. As university was looming ahead for both of them, they ended their relationship, each heading towards their independent paths.

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September 01, 2019 - March 01, 2020 (Seoul)

Chloé embarks on her new life in Seoul. On her first day at the famed Korea National University of Arts, she is filled with a mixture of anticipation and anxiety, aware that her dream is finally on the horizon. She steps into her first contemporary dance class, a moment overwhelming but also enlightening, indicating it is the start of her transformation into an artist. As she tries to find her footing in the new country, she meets Jin-ho, a fellow freshman. Despite being far away from home, she finds comfort in her newfound camaraderie. The pair quickly connected, marking the start of her Korean social life. The blend of a shared passion for art and mutual support laid the foundation of what would become a significant relationship during her university years. The university life wasn’t just about academics, it exposed her to entirely new cultural experiences. She attended her first Halloween party in Seoul, a celebration that brought her close to Korean youth culture and festivity.