Jungeun Park (b. 1999) is a Korean artist whose sculptural practice engages with biological processes, sensory discomfort, and the aesthetics of veiling. She studied fine arts at Korea National University of Arts and Beaux-Arts de Paris before completing her MFA in Glass at the Rhode Island School of Design.
From the abject and neglected residues of daily life, she conjures intimacy. Her work reveals the latent drama of the mundane, reframing disgust with a tender proximity. By disarming its violence, she allows beauty to emerge from what remains, what we are conditioned to reject.
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