Seonhee Moon

Seonhee Moon is a photographer who focuses on beings placed in the blind spots of systems. She does not cling to the distinction between human and non-human beings, but instead looks at invisible beings from different perspectives and senses. Her representative work is the series 'Bury' (2015), which documented burial sites of foot-and-mouth disease and avian flu that were unsealed in 2015, and through this work, she began to make her name known to the public. Through subsequent works on children who experienced May 18, workers driven to aerial protests, and series on water deer and pigeons labeled as harmful animals, she raises fundamental questions about how our society treats life and the direction it should take.