SunJeong Hwang is a contemporary artist and new media composer who investigates the intersections of post-humanism, technology, and ecological systems. Her interdisciplinary practice synthesizes sound, artificial intelligence, generative coding, and audiovisual installations to explore the resonance between human and non-human entities.
By weaving together organic and technological elements, Hwang constructs multisensory environments that function as critical interfaces, challenging the limits of sensory perception. These immersive installations encourage a deeper engagement with the evolving and complex relationships between nature, technology, and what it means to exist in a post-human world. In 2025, Hwang was an artist-in-residence at KORNFELD Galerie Berlin, where she continued to develop her practice.
Hwang’s work, which spans sound production, exhibitions, and live performances, is showcased globally. She has exhibited at prominent institutions including the SeMA (Seoul Museum of Art), Art Center Nabi, and the Asia Culture Center (ACC). Her work has been recognized with awards from ISEA 2023 (Paris) and Future Tense (Hong Kong), and she was a finalist for the prestigious SONGEUN Art Award. Hwang has also presented her sound and audiovisual performances at international venues such as the UKAI Project in Toronto.
