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Hyunjin Park: Jump

When
All Day
Where
Glyndor Gallery
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Hyunjin Park, video still from "Jump!", 2026. Courtesy of the artist.

Hyunjin Park’s exhibition Jump! transforms the Sunroom into a dog agility course centered on the jump, an obstacle that builds confidence, trust, and communication between dog and handler. Following the loss of her canine companion PoPo, Park adopted an AI-powered robotic dog that she named Echo and began agility training to develop a new form of interspecies connection. While jumping comes naturally to a dog, it exposes the limits of a mechanical body, prompting Park to reimagine the jump as a gesture of aspiration, vulnerability, and the desire to transcend physical constraints. Through sculpture, video, and installation, the exhibition brings together hybrid forms that merge plant, animal, machine, and agility equipment, inviting visitors to navigate shifting boundaries between the living and the technological. Through these encounters, Park explores the intersection of human creativity and machine intelligence, linking technological innovation with latent animal desire to contemplate forms of connection across the divide between living and non-living entities. 

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Exhibition view of "Hyunjin Park: Jump!", 2026, clay, LED, PVC, beeswax, faux fur, plastic, wire, beads, video, sound. Commissioned for the Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill. Photo: Stefan Hagen.
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Exhibition view of "Hyunjin Park: Jump!", 2026, clay, LED, PVC, beeswax, faux fur, plastic, wire, beads, video, sound. Commissioned for the Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill. Photo: Stefan Hagen.
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Exhibition view of "Hyunjin Park: Jump!", 2026, clay, LED, PVC, beeswax, faux fur, plastic, wire, beads, video, sound. Commissioned for the Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill. Photo: Stefan Hagen.
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Exhibition view of "Hyunjin Park: Jump!", 2026, clay, LED, PVC, beeswax, faux fur, plastic, wire, beads, video, sound. Commissioned for the Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill. Photo: Stefan Hagen.
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Exhibition view of "Hyunjin Park: Jump!", 2026, clay, LED, PVC, beeswax, faux fur, plastic, wire, beads, video, sound. Commissioned for the Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill. Photo: Stefan Hagen.
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Exhibition view of "Hyunjin Park: Jump!", 2026, clay, LED, PVC, beeswax, faux fur, plastic, wire, beads, video, sound. Commissioned for the Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill. Photo: Stefan Hagen.

Public Program: Join us online Tuesday, July 21 at 6PM for Meet the Artist. Exhibiting artist Hyunjin Park will provide a virtual walkthrough of her exhibition Jump! in dialogue with Curator of Visual Arts Rachel Raphaela Gugelberger.

  • Hyunjin Park

    0 HJP Headshot Credit Jiyeon Kim

    Hyunjin Park

    Hyunjin Park is a Korean interdisciplinary artist and researcher based in Brooklyn, NY, and Seoul, South Korea, who works across performance, video, installation, and sculpture. Jump is Park’s first solo project in New York. She has held solo exhibitions in Korea at Gallery OOOJH and Gallery Chamber in Seoul, and at Openspace Bae in Busan, and her work has been presented work in group exhibitions at the Total Museum and Onsugonggan in Seoul, and at Hui Gallery in Hong Kong, among others. She earned an MFA from the Cornell College of Architecture, Art, and Planning in Ithaca, NY, and an MFA and BFA in painting from Seoul National University, South Korea. Learn more about the artist at hyunjin-park.com.

    Photo: Jiyeon Kim.

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