Hyunjin Park is a Korean interdisciplinary artist and researcher based in New York and Seoul. Working across sculpture, installation, performance, and video, she explores how technology-driven capitalism reshapes traditions and reinforces boundaries between the old and the new, the human and the non-human, and life and death—through the representation and cultural significance of living creatures, a recurring motif in her practice.
Her work focuses on themes of non-human beings, including plants, animals, monsters, and artificial intelligence, exploring the intimate relationships nurtured through care and the myths surrounding these entities. Recently, she has integrated the robotic dog AIBO into her practice, exploring the intersections of animals, machines, and technology, all through the familiar yet uncanny face of a dog.
hjingarden@gmail.com
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Her work focuses on themes of non-human beings, including plants, animals, monsters, and artificial intelligence, exploring the intimate relationships nurtured through care and the myths surrounding these entities. Recently, she has integrated the robotic dog AIBO into her practice, exploring the intersections of animals, machines, and technology, all through the familiar yet uncanny face of a dog.
hjingarden@gmail.com
