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HAN SUNG PIL
 Summit크로모제닉 프린트, 100x150 cm, 2015 |  Grytviken, South Georgia 1, 2014, Antarc |
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 Longyerbyen, Spitsbergen, Svalbard 4 61x |  Blomstrandhalvøya,Spitsbergen,_Svalbard_ |
 Ny-Alesund, Spitsbergen, Svalbard 3 61x7 |  Ny-Alesund, Svalbard, Arctic Ocean 4 |
 Dreams with Aurora |  From Bailys Beads to Diamond Rings |
Education
Joint Programs at Kingston University, London and The Design Museum, London
Master of Curating Contemporary Design (MA) Graduation
Graduate of the Department of Photography, Chung-Ang University College of Arts
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2020 Antarctica, Kolon Hanam Flagship, Seoul
2018 Let the Games Begin – S.J. Kunst Halle, Seoul
2017 See the Othe World at the End of the World. Art Space Ben, Seoul
Polar Heir, Blanca Berlin Galería, Madrid, Spain
Facades – Photograph Festival, Sin Título Galería, Bogota, Colombia
Intervention, Iwoospace, Seoul
2016 The Desert & Sea, Korean Embassy in Morocco
Fantasmagoría Korea - The Museum of Photography, Seoul
INNOCENCE, Yeongang Gallery on the Civilian Control Line, Yeoncheon, Gyeonggi Province
2015 POLAR HEIR, Arario Gallery, Seoul
2014 Ground Cloud - XVII Encuentros Abiertos, Festival de la Luz, Korean Cultural Center, Argentina, Buenos Aires
Filming & Project
2016 Official Trailer Film at the 2016 Busan International Film Festival
2015 Seoul Environmental Film Festival Official Trailer Film
2014 Naver Logo Art Project, September 16, 2014 to commemorate World Ozone Layer Protection Day
2012 Amor Fati - Bio OKO Art Cinema, Prague, Czech Republic
About Artist
Han Sungpil practices art mainly by means of photography, video, and installations, covering subjects such as environmental issues, originality & imagine, history, and the relation between the real and the represented. He also enjoys understanding diverse cultures and exploring nature further interpreting our everyday world. Sungpil’s sensibility in his work often includes a sense of humor, while including sublime elements of beauty. His works have been exhibited and collected at notable museums and biennials around the world, including U.S.A, France, Germany, England, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Russia, Slovakia, Lithuania, U.A.E, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Cuba, Argentina, Mongolia, Japan, China and Korea.