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Work by Eun Jin Wang: ten white balloons hung from thin threads in a pyramid cluster above a dark floor in the corner of a white room.
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Eun Jin Wang

Work by Eun Jin Wang: long white gallery hall filled with fine vertical strands hanging from the ceiling, with a blurred figure walking in the distance.
Work by Eun Jin Wang: ten white balloons hung from thin threads in a pyramid cluster above a dark floor in the corner of a white room.
Work by Eun Jin Wang: gallery wall covered by a sheer curtain of thin, clear hanging strands lit by spotlights, with a dark door at the left.
Work by Eun Jin Wang: row of eight small wooden blocks mounted on a white wall, each with a pin, shrinking in size and darkening from light to dark brown.
Work by Eun Jin Wang: white gallery corner with thin cords stretched in V shapes from rails across the walls, beside a window with white blinds.
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Eun Jin Wang is interested in creating installation work with ordinary materials found in our daily life. She engaged these objects with architectural features of a specific space. Through her process, Wang explores and rethinks the definition of space to question and remember the moment of our life.

Eun Jin Wang was born in 1990 in Seoul, South Korea and currently based in Seoul. Wang received her MFA in Sculpture from Pratt Institute in New York, U.S.A. and her MA in Artist Teacher and Contemporary Practice from Goldsmiths University in London. Her works has been shown in several group shows around the world and she participated artist in residencies in Barcelona and Tokyo.

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