Korean Artist Creates Poetic and Nostalgic Landscapes Capturing The Magic Of The Cosmos And The Sea

Suji Park is a talented photographer and visual artist who splits her time between France and South Korea. A proud advocate for human creativity, she strictly labels her work with the “#noai” hashtag, emphasizing that true “magic must exist” through traditional and intentional artistic processes.

Park’s visual style is deeply rooted in moody, atmospheric film photography heavily characterized by rich analog grain. To bring her still images to life, she frequently incorporates subtle digital animations and pixel art, transforming melancholic landscapes, cosmic scenes, and quiet nighttime moments into mesmerizing looping video art. Her artistic themes heavily explore nostalgia, memory, and the cosmos, often accompanied by highly poetic captions. As a member of the global female artist collective World Wide Women, her photography has been featured in prominent indie publications like Lomography and If You Leave, and collected in her published project Poiesis.

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