Dew Kim reproduces the insult ‘Ttongkko-Chung 1’ by giving it a physical presence, via a purification ritual inspired by many religions. However, the place where Ttongkko-Chungs hold the purification ritual is nowhere else but a bathroom (Latrinxia), and the holy water comes from the toilet. Toilet water is dirty, and is far from what water normally symbolizes: cleanliness. This paradox becoming pure at last only after cleansing yourself with dirty water implies a certain kind of queer action: flipping what is vulgar and what is noble upside down, erasing the border between the two. / written by Junyoung Lee