Jangho Yoon

Yoon's artistic practice emerges from personal experiences, considering the universality of self-awareness formed within the present social order as a key creative concern while questioning the validity of individuals' instinctive defences when confronted with the unknown. Within this ongoing process, people find themselves subjected to unfortunate and lamentable circumstances. Yoon's sculptures apply a dynamic quality, establishing a tumultuous defensive boundary between the artwork and the viewer, presenting an exploration of imperfect cyclic structures.

His current project aims to confront mechanized processes and the rigid, non-idealized aspects of society, employing a programmatically driven confrontation to challenge and dismantle the collective unconscious concealed beneath societal norms.