Yaloo는 실험 애니매이션과 사변적 월드빌딩을 중심으로 작업하는 비주얼 아티스트이다. 그녀의 작업은 일상과 동시대 문화 속에서 발견되는 텍스트, 사물, 도시 환경, 온라인 이미지 등의 파편들을 수집해 장소특정적 설치작업을 만든다. 음악가, 디자이너, 작가, 건축가 등 다양한 분야의 협업자들과의 작업은 중요한 부분을 차지한다. 서울과 로스앤젤레스를 기반으로 활동하며 3D 스캐닝, 모션 캡처, 생성형 AI와 같은 기술을 활용하며 신화, 민속, 과학적 상상력에서 영감을 얻으며 이야기, 믿음, 그리고 기술이 문화와 세대를 가로지르며 어떻게 순환하고 변화하는지를 탐구한다.

Yaloo is a visual artist working with moving image installation and speculative worldbuilding. Her work gathers fragments from everyday life and circulating culture—texts, artifacts, urban environments, childhood media, and online imagery—and reconfigures them into immersive, site-responsive video installations. Collaboration with musicians, designers, writers, and architects is central to her practice. Working from the perspective of a Korean artist based between Seoul and Los Angeles, she engages technologies such as 3D scanning, motion capture, and generative AI while drawing from mythology, folklore, and scientific imagination. Through these hybrid processes, her work explores how stories, beliefs, and technologies circulate across cultures and generations.

얄루는 서울과 로스앤젤레스를 기반으로 활동하는 디지털 미디어 아티스트이다. 그녀는 미국 시카고예술대학교(School of the Art Institute of Chicago, SAIC)에서 Film, Video, New Media, and Animation 전공으로 BFA와 MFA 학위를 받았다. 아시아문화전당(한국), 후쿠오카 아시아 미술관(일본), 지오픽션(Geofiction) 프로젝트의 일환으로 참여한 가오슝 피어-2 아트센터(대만), 웨스턴 프론트와 라 방드 비디오(캐나다), 헤드랜즈 센터 포 더 아츠와 베미스 센터 포 컨템포러리 아츠(미국) 등 다양한 국제 레지던시에 선정되어 활동했다. 작품은 서서울미술관(한국), 더 포토그래퍼스 갤러리와 FACT 리버풀(영국), 일렉트라 갤러리(캐나다 몬트리올) 등 여러 국제 기관에서 전시 및 상영되었다. 또한 Video Data Bank의 Lyn Blumenthal Memorial Scholarship을 수상했으며, 뉴욕 AHL Foundation으로부터 Visual Arts Gold Prize를 받았다. Gyeonggi MoMA(GMOMA) & IBK Young Artists Award 수상자로 선정되어 경기도미술관에서 개인전을 개최했다. 현재 캘리포니아 인스티튜트 오브 디 아츠(CalArts) 실험애니메이션(Experimental Animation) 프로그램의 교수로 재직 중이며, 뉴욕 뉴뮤지엄(New Museum)의 NEW INC Expanded Realities Track 멤버로 활동하고 있다.

Yaloo is a visual artist working with digital media based in Seoul and Los Angeles. She received her BFA and MFA in Film, Video, New Media, and Animation from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago(SAIC). She has been selected for fully funded international residencies including the Asia Culture Center (Korea), Fukuoka Asian Art Museum (Japan), Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung (Taiwan) as part of Geofiction, Western Front and La Bande Vidéo (Canada), as well as Headlands Center for the Arts and Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (United States). Her work has been exhibited and screened internationally at institutions including Seo-Seoul Museum of Art (Korea), The Photographers’ Gallery and FACT Liverpool (UK), and Elektra Gallery (Montreal), among others. She was awarded the Lyn Blumenthal Memorial Scholarship from Video Data Bank and received the Gold Prize in Visual Arts from the AHL Foundation in New York. She is also the recipient of the Gyeonggi MoMA (GMOMA) & IBK Young Artists Award, which culminated in a solo exhibition at the Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art in Korea. Yaloo is currently a faculty member in the Experimental Animation program at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) and a member of the NEW INC Expanded Realities Track at the New Museum in New York.

연도 Year
프로젝트 Project
미디엄 Media
위치 Location
2018, 2019
K 델리카시 K Delicacies, video diary made with fruits 2018, 2019
비디오 프로젝션 맵핑 조형 Video projection mapping sculpture
헤드랜드 아트센터, 소살리토, 미국 Headlands Center for Arts, Sausalito, USA




Work in Progress video installation documentation at Project Space, the Headlands Center for Arts

[K 델리카시]는 조선말기부터 대한제국, 일제강점기, 대한민국을 모두 거친 한 재미동포의 자서전을 소재로 만든 프로젝션 맵핑 조형 비디오 에세이다.


애니메이션 내 전문:

People were paraylzed and stupefied
We were inexperienced and so unsophisticated
I was sick at heart
No Friend No Money No Country

Lonesome journey and a cheerless homecoming
He said that I could not Americanize Korea
He came back mentally ill haunted by western ghosts!

Nationalism seems to be the common religion of all races
Korea is the land of promise for Koreans
Korean race is good race

Unity Harmony Faith


K Delicacies는 독립운동가 서재필(Philp Jasohn)의 글을 기반으로 제작되었다.
참고음악: 두번째달 쑥대머리 feat 고영열
제작후원: 헤드랜드 아트센터, 소살리토, 미국
전시촬영: Pablo Monterrubio

Incorporating printmaking, sculpture, and video installation, this project investigates concepts of translation and diaspora through iteration across media forms. Yaloo takes Dr. Philip Jaisohn’s (Soh Jaipil), 1939 article, “Korean Delicacies,” as a launching point for investigating tensions between assimilation and independence exemplified in Dr. Jaisohn’s life and work. Dr. Jaisohn, the first Korean-born person to become a naturalized American citizen in 1890, was medical doctor, publisher, and a proponent of Korean independence who dedicated his life and writings to political activism and boundary breaking. A fervent critic of Korean policies, Jaisohn established groups devoted to modernist progress in Korea and oversaw construction of the Independence Gate in Seoul, meant to inspire Korea’s political sovereignty from imperial China. Late in his career, he wrote weekly articles for The New Korea, a bilingual newspaper aimed at second generation Korean Americans."Korean Delicacies“ details Korean comfort foods, such as chestnuts, persimmons, and rice wine, presenting a nostalgic reverie of foods likely not experienced by The New Korea’s English speaking audience.

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text in animation

People were paraylzed and stupefied
We were inexperienced and so unsophisticated
I was sick at heart
No Friend No Money No Country

Lonesome journey and a cheerless homecoming
He said that I could not Americanize Korea
He came back mentally ill haunted by western ghosts!

Nationalism seems to be the common religion of all races
Korea is the land of promise for Koreans
Korean race is good race

Unity Harmony Faith


K Delicacies is based on an article written by SEO Jai Pil (Philp Jaisohn)
reference music: Second Moon SSuk-daemori, Feat. YoungYul Koh
work made possible by the Headlands Center for Arts,U.S.A.
videographed by Pablo Monterrubio