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Kim, Jung Soo




Kim, Jung Soo is a multimedia installation artist whose work explores the layered relationships between identity, perception, technology, and spatial experience. Her practice engages sensory systems—sound, light, movement, and interactive media—to construct environments that invite embodied and introspective encounters.

With a focus on how emotional memory and cultural context shape our understanding of space, Kim’s installations transform everyday environments into intimate, responsive landscapes. Her work often engages psychogeographic methods, embedding traces of presence, absence, and affect into spatial forms. She has created site-responsive projects in diverse contexts, from urban landscapes shaped by systemic violence to remote environments rich in ecological and cultural history.

Kim holds an MFA in Art and Technology Studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA in New Forms from Seoul Women’s University. She has exhibited internationally, including in the United States, South Korea, Iceland, and Estonia, and is currently based in Chicago.