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Artist Uri Han: On the Disappearing Things and Its Temporality
Uri Han (b. 1986) explores the world of disappearing objects through media such as video, photography, books, and installation, focusing on the diverse ways of perceiving and sensing things. In particular, the artist examines the relationship between image and language, fiction and reality, tracing what distinguishes the old from the new, the discarded from the circulating, in an effort to reframe contemporary everyday life.
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Artist Omyo Cho: Imagining Alternative Life through Sculptures of Future Creatures
Omyo Cho (b. 1984) has explored the past, present, and future through a literary imagination, crafting narratives of human life through form and material. Drawing inspiration from non-human lifeforms encountered in scientific news and science fiction—both in Korea and abroad—the artist imagines lives of a future yet to come and translates them into the present tense through sculpture, installation, and VR video.
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Artist Shin Jungkyun Reveals the Reality of Inherent Anxiety Through Mockumentary
Shin Jungkyun (b. 1986) has consistently explored the moment when everyday landscapes are transformed into specific signs, revealing the underlying anxieties embedded within them. His practice, which includes archives composed of found objects and videos in the form of mockumentaries, constructs narratives that traverse the boundary between reality and fiction.
