About
<Space, Dream and Light>

In the boundless, immeasurable expanse of the inner dream space, there exist the domains of ALOK and anomalous form. The most beautiful and radiant dreams of my childhood, and the senses of wonder experienced in the everyday flow through ALOK, projected in the aspects of my younger self. In the space of dream, the free existences of ALOK and anomalous forms drift densely like cells, as today’s impressions merge with memories of the past to be newly born on a luminous screen. ALOK, bearing the light of a brilliant heart, spreads this light to all, and the light diffuses throughout the world.
<Fragmentation and Deconstruction of Episodic Memory>

MOON SUNHEE’s work, which begins from vanishing, faint fragments of memory, visually reconstructs the episodic memory left inside us and the afterimage of emotions that accompany it. As time moves on, memory gradually fades and sometimes is distorted and rearranged. It returns as faces and figures, containing inside them facets of longing, tenderness, and the resolve not to forget.
The fragmented episodic memory of MOON SUNHEE is a process of weaving together the emotional density and fragments of memory accumulated within the self through a sculptural language. Through this, the flow of emotion and shards of memory are gathered and embodied as an inner narrative of life.
Artist Statement
MOON SUNHEE’s work begins from personal EPISODIC MEMORY. From childhood, the artist was captivated by forms more fantastical than real, mechanically divided structures, and science-fictional spaces. Even with the passage of time, these experiences remained as traces of emotion, accumulating in memory. Memory, as time passes, remains not as clear scenes but as fragments of emotion and image. Rather than restoring these memories as a single narrative, the artist reconnects blurred and distorted fragments to form new shapes. Faces, silhouettes, and segmented forms symbolize perceptual clues left in memory, and the gaps between hold remnants of lost time and emotion. Fragmentation and deconstruction are not simple formative procedures, but means of visualizing the process by which memory is generated and transformed. Different fragments of memory layer and rearrange on the canvas, composing a new landscape where reality and fantasy, past and present, coexist. Through the ceaselessly shifting process of memory and emotion, MOON SUNHEE reconstructs the invisible landscape of the inner world in visual language, exploring the intersection where memory, form, and feeling meet.
MOON SUN HEE, 1987) Visual Artist
Current: Adjunct Professor, Department of Ceramic Design, Hanyang Women's University
meeth Co., Ltd. (Japan) BI Graphic Designer
GoldenPineTree Co., Ltd. (Japan) Chief Designer
Promenade Design Researcher, Advisory Researcher
Former: Director, Promenade Art & Design
Adjunct Professor, Department of Industrial Design, Hanyang Women's University
Academics: PhD coursework completed, Ewha Womans University Graduate School of Visual Design
MA, Graduate School of Design, Ewha Womans University, Advertising/Brand Design
Exhibitions
2026 03 「无界·共生 BORDERLESS·SYMBIOSIS」 Invitational Exhibition (Guilin Academy of Urban Design, Creative Design Exhibition Center, Guilin, China)
2025 10 「DDP Collaborative Exhibition <7th Promenade Design Exhibition>」 Invitational Exhibition (DDP, Seoul)
2025 07 「6th Promenade Namsan Gallery」 Invitational Exhibition (Namsan Gallery, Seoul)
2023 06 「40th anniversary GSD Exhibition」 Group Exhibition (Ewha Art Gallery, Seoul)
2022 10 「Seoul Design 2022」 Group Exhibition (DDP, Seoul)
2022 08 「Facing Designer Change」 Group Exhibition (Seogyo Art Experiment Center, Seoul)
2021 06 「Um, Love scened」 Group Exhibition (Ewha Art Gallery, Seoul)
2019 12 「Love unscened」 Group Exhibition (Dongjak Art Gallery, Seoul)
2019 11 「Expanding Bodies BE Exhibition [Body · Expansion]」 Special Exhibition (Ewha Art Gallery, Seoul)
2019 09 「33rd Noteworthy Works」 Special Exhibition (Ewha Art Gallery, Seoul)
2019 07 「2nd Promenade Exhibition」 Gallery Iang Invitational Exhibition (Gallery Iang, Seoul)
2019 07 「New Surface」 Gallery Iang Invitational Exhibition (Gallery Iang, Seoul)
2018 12 「beyond art & design」 Group Exhibition (Seongnam Foundation for the Arts Book Theme Park, Seongnam)
2017 02 「1st Promenade Exhibition: Meeting the Promenade」 Group Exhibition (Gallery Iang, Seoul)
Publications
2025 <Next; Designing Survival> Co-author, Promenade Design Research, Korean Studies Information
2022 <Facing Designer Change> Co-author, Promenade Design Research, Korean Studies Information
2020 <On the Essence of Design> Co-author, Promenade Design Research, Korean Studies Information
2018 <Designing Empathy> Co-author, Promenade Design Research, Korean Studies Information
2017 <Designing Relationships> Co-author, Promenade Design Research, Korean Studies Information
2016 <The Two Faces of Design> Co-author, Promenade Design Research, Korean Studies Information
2015 <Meeting People through Design> Co-author, Promenade Design Research, Korean Studies Information