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

Yoo’s work investigates the temporal variation and architectural metamorphosis of the screen—conceived as a receptive surface where the invisible becomes visible, and image and information converge into lived figuration. His installations invite viewers to perceive not only appearances but also the processes of thought and perception that unfold between them, revealing how perspective shifts across distance and time.

Leveraging decentralized AI systems, multi-channel video, spatialized sound, and diverse datasets, Yoo creates immersive environments that sense, interpret, and compose in real time. Through these living systems, he examines how technology shapes perception, memory, and the phenomenology of distance and imagined space, dissolving boundaries between the digital and the built environment.