Yoolim Ham
About
Yoolim Ham is an artist from South Korea. Her practice explores the poetics of time, memory, and perception within a technologically mediated society. Working across photography, installation, sculpture, and time-based media, She explores how fleeting, in-between moments often overlooked or deemed insignificant can rupture linear time and reveal alternate temporalities. Drawing from personal archives, mundane encounters, and digital residues, my work seeks to reframe the everyday as a layered site of intimacy, absurdity, and quiet confrontation.
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