Born in 1978, Kelvin Kyung Kun Park is a contemporary artist known for his unique, multidisciplinary work. He explores themes such as the relationship between technology and the unconscious, myth and reality, the collective and the self. Park employs diverse media, including film, sculpture and installation, often incorporating video and kinetic sculpture into his art. Notable works include A Dream of Iron (2014) and When Tigers Used to Smoke (2021). His films and installations have been shown internationally at venues including the Taipei Biennale, Sharjah Biennale, New York MoMA, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the 2014 Berlin International Film Festival. Park is the winner of the Leeum Samsung Museum of Art's Art Spectrum award, the Berlinale NETPAC Award, and has been nominated for the MMCA Korea Artist Prize and the Art Basel BMW Art Journey as well as being selected for Chanel x Frieze Now & Next. His recent major solo exhibitions include When Tigers Used to Smoke (2022) at OCAT Museum, Shanghai, Double Mirror (2020) at the Shanghai Museum of Glass, Shanghai, China.