Sangjun Yoo holds a Ph.D. in Digital Media and Experimental Arts from the University of Washington.

Working across art, design, and computational media, Yoo’s practice bridges perceptual theory and technological systems to explore how experience is structured, sensed, and reimagined.  His approach merges artistic experimentation with design methodologies and computational logic, forming a language of integration that connects conceptual inquiry with embodied form.

Yoo’s creative research investigates the temporal dynamics and architectural transformations of the perceptual interface. This concept is articulated as a receptive threshold where the unperceivable manifests, and where complex visual and informational streams converge to form embodied experience. His installations invite viewers beyond mere surface appearances to engage with the cognitive and sensory processes that mediate perception, thereby illuminating how perspective is continually reframed across spatial and temporal axes.

Through the synthesis of multi-channel video, spatialized sound, diverse datasets, and computational frameworks, including decentralized AI systems, Yoo constructs immersive environments that autonomously sense, interpret, and compose in real time. These emergent systems serve as a critical lens through which he examines technology’s influence on perception, memory, and the phenomenology of distance and imagined space, ultimately dissolving conventional boundaries between digital constructs and the built environment.