BIO
1993.11.11
Junha Kim is a filmmaker and 3D artist originally from Seoul, South Korea, now based in Los Angeles. He completed a BAS in Art&Technology from Sogang University in 2012, and an MFA in Art&Technology from the California Institute of the Arts in 2022.
Junha's practice is focused on creating experimental digital images that challenge viewers' expectations and blur the boundaries between different mediums and genres. His works often play with mixing different types of media to create a sense of mystery and confusion, encouraging audiences to question their perception of reality. In addition to his artistic pursuits, Junha has a strong interest in sly humor and philosophical awareness, and his work aims to have popular appeal while still operating in both mainstream culture and an art context. By exploring the boundaries between the real and the imagined, the human and the non-human, Junha's practice offers a unique perspective on the role of digital media in contemporary art.
Junha's original digital works have been featured in prestigious shows including the Japan Media Arts Festival and SIGGRAPH ASIA. He has also exhibited his media installations in a range of venues such as art galleries and theaters.
Junha's practice is focused on creating experimental digital images that challenge viewers' expectations and blur the boundaries between different mediums and genres. His works often play with mixing different types of media to create a sense of mystery and confusion, encouraging audiences to question their perception of reality. In addition to his artistic pursuits, Junha has a strong interest in sly humor and philosophical awareness, and his work aims to have popular appeal while still operating in both mainstream culture and an art context. By exploring the boundaries between the real and the imagined, the human and the non-human, Junha's practice offers a unique perspective on the role of digital media in contemporary art.
Junha's original digital works have been featured in prestigious shows including the Japan Media Arts Festival and SIGGRAPH ASIA. He has also exhibited his media installations in a range of venues such as art galleries and theaters.