Sungryul Jun


Works

  1. Image Scavenger (2024)
  2. Ebony Furniture: The Distorted Image Circulation 
    : Based on the study of the Dutch-Indonesia Colonial Context (2024)
  3. Spatial Tales of Unearthly Critters (2024)
  4. Limbs of a Mountain Devil; Inhabiting the Archive (2024)
  5. Claiming the spaces ; Reclaiming (2023)
  6. Meteoritics of Plane Crashes over the Ijsselmeer (2023) 
  7. 2092 (2022)
  8. Am I Balanced? (2021)
  9. Glass Fence (2021) 
  10. Doors for Society (2020)
  11. Anxiety : Sculpture (2020)
  12. Data Ecosystem (2019)
  13. Anxiety : Installation (2019)
  14. Unhallowed Beauty (2018)

Experiments 

  1. Image distortion & restoration generating Practice (2024)
  2. Corroded Image: Image Reproduction (2024)
  3. Copy of Copy of Copy of Copy (2024)
  4. Claiming Space : Sign Board : Transition (2023)
  5. Propaganda (2023)
  6. Dredged Landscape (2023)
  7. Elastic : Resistance (2021)
  8. Stool Research (2021)
  9. Collapse of the Structure (2021)
  10. Just Hanging (2021)
  11. Untitled : Form (2021)
  12. Reassembloc (2021)
  13. Ai x Art Workshop (2021)
  14. Automatism Research (2019)
  15. Untitled (2019)
  16. Chop Suey ( Edward Hopper homage ) Night ver. (2019)



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Dredged Landscape
Experiment of visualizing the movement of the dredging process and the landscape maintained through the repeated process of dredging through a visual language. 

The word Dredge is derived from Middle Dutch, Dregghe. As such, the word Dredge itself is closely related to the Netherlands. This was because about 40% of the country's land is artificial space made by human power, so management by human intervention is needed rather than natural circulation.

Dredging is explained as a representative method of creating the landscape of Flevoland, the most recently created Provence.
In the Dutch history, There are many illustrations illustrating dredging and dredging tools.





Dredging - Reforming - Revisualizing
As the first approach, conducted dredging experiment through repetitive/cyclical movements
Tools for Repeated Movements : Dredging
Experiment to clearly distinguish the process and result of the dredged landscape by removing unnecessary elements from the previous experiment and changing the material.
Using tools, a new form is created based on the totally dredged landscape. Once more sliced and composed, the human-made landscape. It presents the reproduced repeatedly landscape in a different form.