Hye Joo Jun majored in Art and Media at Berlin University of the Arts and received her Master’s degree and Meisterschuler qualification. Jun creates audiovisual media work using various found objects, images, and sounds. Her interest in the transversality and circularity of ecosystems draws her to examine the materials that drive them, namely the microscopic particles that exist in the air we breathe regularly. Through media renderings and manipulations, she visualizes this ecological footprint by converting natural and artificial particles into forms of lights and waves.
Recent solo exhibitions include All-Over (Oil Tank Culture Park, Seoul, 2022), Body Check (PS333 Geumcheon Art Space, Seoul, 2020), Whirl (Space CAN, Seoul, 2019). And she was included in various group exhibitions as 15th Gwangju Biennale Pansori, a soundscape of the 21st century (Gwangju Biennale Exhibition Hall, Gwangju, 2024), SeMA Omnibus (Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, 2024), Jumping Frames - Hong Kong International Movement-image Festival (Tomorrow Maybe, Hong Kong, 2022), ARKO Art & Tech Festival - Nothing Makes Itself (ARKO Art Center, Seoul, 2021). And Jun is the winner of the 22nd SONGEUN Art Award (2022) and participated in Jan van Eyck Academie Residency (Maastricht, Netherlands, 2022-2023).
Education
2015 Meisterschuler, Art and Media, Berlin University of the Arts, Germany
2014 M.A., Art and Media, Berlin University of the Arts, Germany
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2022 All-Over, Oil Tank Culture Park, Seoul
2022 The land that has forgotten, Artist Residency TEMI, Daejeon
2020 Piece of Island, Space Terminal, Incheon
2020 Body Check, PS333 Geumcheon Art Space, Seoul
2019 Gray Particles, Place MAK, Incheon
2019 Whirl, Space CAN, Seoul
2018 Horizon 00:00:00, Incheon Art Platform, Incheon
2017 No-mind, the Name of a Stream, Cheongju Art Studio, Cheongju
Selected Group Exhibitions
2024 15th Gwangju Biennale: Pansori, a soundscape of the 21st century, Gwangju Biennale Exhibition Hall, Gwangju
2024 SeMA Omnibus: At the End of the World Split Endlessly, Seoul Museum of Art Seosomun Main Branch, Seoul
2023 Open Studios, Jan Van Eyck Academie, Maastricht, NL
2022 The 22th SongEun Art Award, SONGEUN, Seoul
2022 Jumping Frames - Hong Kong International Movement-image Festival, 'Expanded Space: Body Dis-ordered', Tomorrow Maybe Eaton HK, Hong Kong
2022 Stay Tuned for the TEMI's Hertz, Daegu Art Factory, Daegu
2022 Instead of an Afterwards, Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2021 ARKO Art & Tech Festival - Nothing Makes Itself, ARKO Art Center, Seoul
2021 The long now, d/p, Seoul
2021 Body Experiment: Reflection of Technology, Comma Space, Singapore
2020 Ambiguous murmur, but a shining microcosm, Danwon Art Museum, Ansan
2020 Plantae, Art Space BOAN, Seoul
2019 The Haunted Walk, Gyeonggi Creation Center, Ansan
2018 PLATFORM ARTISTS, Incheon Art Platform, Incheon
2017 Mapping the City, SeMA Nanji Residency, Seoul
2015 No Parking, Ca' d'Oro Gallery New York, New York, US
2014 *P.K.M.* Please Kill the Mainstream, Gallery Zecevic, Belgrade, Serbia
2014 SEGRETE, Castel dell'Ovo, Naples, Italy
2013 Accidental Accomplishment, Studio Olafur Eliasson, Berlin, Germany
2011 MINIMAL ETERNITY, Gallery Satellit Berlin, Germany
2010 Agenten 2.0, ISEA2010 Ruhr, Dortmund, Germany
Residencies
2024 SeMA Nanji Residency, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul
2022-2023 Jan van Eyck Academie Residency, Maastricht, Netherlands
2022 Artist Residency TEMI, Daejeon Culture and Arts Foundation, Daejeon
2020 Seoul Art Space Geumcheon, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, Seoul
2019 Gyeonggi Creation Center, Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation, Ansan
2018 Incheon Art Platform, Incheon Foundation for Arts and Culture, Incheon
2017 Cheongju Art Studio, Cheongju Museum of Art, Cheongju
Awards & Grants
2022 The 22th SongEun Art Award, first prize winner, SONGEUN Art and Cultural Foundation
2022 Seoul Artist Grants, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
2022 International Exchange Program - International Artist-in-Residence: Jan van Eyck Academie, Arts Council Korea
2021 International Arts Joint Fund - Korea-Singapore International Exchange Program, Arts Council Korea
2021 Artist Research Fund - RE:SEARCH, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
2020 Gyeonggi Art Creation Support for Promising Artist, Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation
2020 Young artist grants, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
2019-2020 Emerging artist grants, Incheon Foundation for Arts and Culture
2019 First art grants, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
2013 Institute for Spatial Experiments, participant, Studio Olafur Eliasson, Berlin, Germany
a residency program operated by the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA) that was launched in 2006 after remodeling unused facilities in Nanji Hangang Park. Conceived as a means of supporting capable artists and researchers in Korea, the Residency organizes exhibitions such as the 'NANJI ART SHOW' and 'Art Critic Workshop', and runs other programs designed to enhance exhibitions and research capability. It also operates the International Artist Exchange Program to utilize international residency network and multiply exchanges, and hosts lectures in which art experts from Korea and other countries are invited to participate. By 2009, SeMA Nanji Residency had firmly established itself as a creative studio by providing creative spaces and working conditions to domestic young artists. Starting in 2010, it began to take the form of a program by subdividing its activities into ‘exhibition’, ‘research and academics’, and ‘exchange’, and supporting and operating them systematically. Since 2012, it has been developing into an international residential organization by operating various programs.
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