Yoon traces the drifting residues of emotion that elude capture within the accelerated, image-saturated terrain of contemporary visual culture. His practice manifests as a durational attentiveness to emotional undercurrents— a quiet excavation of affect- following the nearly imperceptible cracks that emerge between personal memory and collective forgetting, between self and society.
Rather than dramatizing pain or loss, Yoon turns toward forgotten sensations - quiet residues that slowly settle in the depths of consciousness and linger beyond the edges of memory and time. He does not seek to resolve or expose, but instead remains alongside them, dwelling in the unstable threshold between presence and absence, where memory trembles and identity disperses.
Through this practice, Yoon renders visible the uncertain identities that reside in immaterial, psychological spaces, attending to what disappears without inscription or witness. His work echoes with the minor, the unvoiced, the overlooked- the fragile murmur of what remains unspoken, offering a space for fugitive sensations to resurface, however fleetingly.
Ji Yun Kim (Independent Curator)