Eunhyung Chung:

2025-26 Curatorial Fellow
2023 Exhibiting Artist

Submerged Witness, "Home Still Home"

Variable installation made with discarded scrap metal, wire, light bulbs, and sensors

Eunhyung Chung

Footprints, "Re-Examining Conservation"

Artists: Eunhyung Chung & Shiqi Wu

When we first saw animals' traces in a forest, we wanted to bring these excitements to the city, so we replaced the missing bricks on the city streets with animal footprints. Our work shows how we share Earth with animals and how humans can affect their habitats, obscuring their footprints.

Footprints, "Re-Examining Conservation"

Artists: Eunhyung Chung & Shiqi Wu

When we first saw animals' traces in a forest, we wanted to bring these excitements to the city, so we replaced the missing bricks on the city streets with animal footprints. Our work shows how we share Earth with animals and how humans can affect their habitats, obscuring their footprints.

Home Still Home

Home Still Home is a group exhibition about South Korean wetlands, On the layered ground of Seongsu-dong, once used to purify and control the city’s water, the artists imagine a “last wetland.” Mutated aquatic beings that swallow waste, and the creatures that remain to protect their habitat, occupy a future landscape we will briefly reconstruct inside Osisun in Seongsu.

EUNHYUNG CHUNG is a performer, sculptor, and art educator who was born in Seoul, Korea. She has worked as an art teacher in various institutions and has exhibited in Korea, Poland, Thailand, and the US. As a 2025-26 Creature Conserve Curatorial Fellow, she curated Home Still Home.

Website: www.eunhyungchung.com

Instagram: @eunhyungchung03