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    Photo of a woman, with text underneath: "I am a woman, an artist born and raised in South Korea, I have always liked sparkling and visually pleasing objects. Skylines getting smaller for my eyes, as I sit behind my mother in the car, gold and silver crayons from sets of 36, shining specks in the sand as I come down the slide, all captivated my eyes. Because of my interest in visually appealing objects, I decided to become an artist. While seeking beautiful objects, at age 14, I stumbled upon an old film camera at home. When I first touched the cold textures of a camera, I knew that it was radiating warm waves. That feeling captivated me and soon these waves were being created from my fingertips. I majored in Fine Art photography at university and experienced the 'Me Too' movement as a student. Naturally, I started to think about women's rights. I want to ask. How has your life been as a woman? Where should we go?"
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    Ditto-Jiyoon Hong - KR, Jiyoon Hong l 홍지윤, 2022, pigment ink on fine art paper, 50.8 x 76.2 cm

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    Installation shot of two artworks on wall, with marbles on the floor underneath
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    Installation view, Ditto and 3000 marbles, Jiyoon Hong l 홍지윤, 2023

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    Installation shot of piece of dark blue cloth on wall and floor. Photo of highway on wall, photos and torn up paper on floor cloth.
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    The Image Highway to Her, Jiyoon Hong l 홍지윤, 2023, torn pieces of a photograph on fabric, moving images, photography, slide film, 160 × 67 cm

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    3 screen installation photograph of The Survival Swimming.
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    The Survival Swimming, Jiyoon Hong l 홍지윤, 2024, 3-channel video, approx. 11 min

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    Blue video still of foetus and the words "I think she and I are one".
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    The Survival Swimming, Jiyoon Hong l 홍지윤, 2024, video still

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Jiyoon Hong l 홍지윤 – MA/MFA

My work expresses various social and political issues through photography, moving image, and installation. Through this, I aim to raise awareness of our society’s diverse problems and bring about practical changes.