Julia Moon (b. 2002, South Korea) explores
the contemporary displacement of objects
and the unstable boundaries of their
categorization along the lines of familiarity and
obscurity, objectivism and subjectivism, and
reconsideration and reformation. Influenced by
her peripatetic existence, born in South Korea,
raised in Canada, and receiving her BFA at
the Ruskin School of Art, Julia has recently
moved between Seoul and London. Her
practice is shaped by this constant movement,
which informs her perspective and fosters an
insatiable desire for new experiences.
Julia’s practice engages with the physical and
metaphorical malleability of space, exploring
how bodies negotiate and redefine their
positions within it. She transforms objects
into unfamiliar states where space and body
converge, their boundaries becoming fluid
and shifting under pressure. Through material
processes of construction, deconstruction, and
reconstruction, she captures the liminal state
of transformation, tracing how human forms
shift, dissolve, and reconstitute themselves.
Her work opens an enquiry into the unseen yet
unfading essence of existence, redefining the
boundaries and trajectories of what enables an
object to remain itself even through change.
the contemporary displacement of objects
and the unstable boundaries of their
categorization along the lines of familiarity and
obscurity, objectivism and subjectivism, and
reconsideration and reformation. Influenced by
her peripatetic existence, born in South Korea,
raised in Canada, and receiving her BFA at
the Ruskin School of Art, Julia has recently
moved between Seoul and London. Her
practice is shaped by this constant movement,
which informs her perspective and fosters an
insatiable desire for new experiences.
Julia’s practice engages with the physical and
metaphorical malleability of space, exploring
how bodies negotiate and redefine their
positions within it. She transforms objects
into unfamiliar states where space and body
converge, their boundaries becoming fluid
and shifting under pressure. Through material
processes of construction, deconstruction, and
reconstruction, she captures the liminal state
of transformation, tracing how human forms
shift, dissolve, and reconstitute themselves.
Her work opens an enquiry into the unseen yet
unfading essence of existence, redefining the
boundaries and trajectories of what enables an
object to remain itself even through change.
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Julia Moon
Born in 2002, South Korea
Group Shows
2025 Co-Kreative Collective, KOPPLE Collective, London
Winter Art Market, KOPPLE Collective, London
2024 Circle, CICA Museum, Gimpo
That’s How People Live, Collaboration, Art Space Isaek, Seoul
Art Festa Jeju 2024, International Convention Center Jeju, Jeju
ART FESTA Seoul 2024, SETEC, Seoul
2023 ASYAAF, Hongik Museum Art, Seoul
Ruskin 2023, Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford
Shortwave Collective, Modern Art Oxford, Oxford
Whadong Whawoo 26th Exhibition, Kyungin Museum of Fine Art, Seoul
2021 Primordial Soup, Online Exhibition, London
2020 Gyeonggi Art Exhibition, Yangpyeong Art Museum, Yangpyeong
Education
2026 MA Painting, Royal College of Art, London
2023 BFA Fine Art, Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford
Grants
2023 Bendheim Fine Art Bursury, Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford
Other
2024 MBN Hwa100, TV Program, MBN, Seoul
Open Tv Open World, TV Program, MBN, Seoul
Born in 2002, South Korea
Group Shows
2025 Co-Kreative Collective, KOPPLE Collective, London
Winter Art Market, KOPPLE Collective, London
2024 Circle, CICA Museum, Gimpo
That’s How People Live, Collaboration, Art Space Isaek, Seoul
Art Festa Jeju 2024, International Convention Center Jeju, Jeju
ART FESTA Seoul 2024, SETEC, Seoul
2023 ASYAAF, Hongik Museum Art, Seoul
Ruskin 2023, Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford
Shortwave Collective, Modern Art Oxford, Oxford
Whadong Whawoo 26th Exhibition, Kyungin Museum of Fine Art, Seoul
2021 Primordial Soup, Online Exhibition, London
2020 Gyeonggi Art Exhibition, Yangpyeong Art Museum, Yangpyeong
Education
2026 MA Painting, Royal College of Art, London
2023 BFA Fine Art, Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford
Grants
2023 Bendheim Fine Art Bursury, Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford
Other
2024 MBN Hwa100, TV Program, MBN, Seoul
Open Tv Open World, TV Program, MBN, Seoul
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