A series of talks with our favourite new media artists. Over the years we’ve met some inspiring, thought provoking and kind artists from all over the world. We’d love for you to meet them as well, so we’re inviting them for an Artist Talk in our studio, where we can all have a drink, talk about the current challenges and opportunities in new media art and discuss their work.

Are you curious about the last edition with Nicky Assmann? Check out the livestream on our YouTube channel.

Mimi Son is one of two artists from the collective Kimchi and Chips based in Seoul. Her artistic practice is characterised by a meticulous attention to detail and a willingness to embrace uncertainty and chance through the introduction of natural phenomena, moving lights and shifting perspectives. These are often presented as installations which focus on momentary happenings, wherein the separation between what is real and what is virtual collapses and blends.

She has a deep curiosity about the many juxtapositions that define our world, including the relationship between life and death, day and night, existence and absence, the individuals and the collective, wealth and poverty, dreams and reality. She is also a dedicated teacher and mentor, giving lectures and workshops to younger artists, whilst also writing scenarios for design research, and serving as an artistic director for exhibitions.

As a member of Kimchi and Chips, she has exhibited her work with a number of international institutions including the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, ZKM Center for Art and Media, Somerset House, Ars Electronica and Onassis Foundation.

Check out more about Kimchi & Chips at kimchiandchips.com