Joonhee Myung (or JUNOS) is a Seoul- and Santiago-based visual artist working across photography, moving image, illustration, and text. Her practice examines urban ecology, migration, and the unstable architectures of memory, often through recurring motifs of birds, water systems, and disappearing domestic ornament.

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Rooted in diasporic experience and environmental reflection, her work moves between archival research and observational fieldwork, assembling photographic fragments, drawing, sound, and narrative into hybrid visual essays. Rather than treating ecology as landscape alone, she approaches it as a condition of movement, of bodies, languages, and histories in transit.

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Her solo exhibition Leaves of Home (2024) introduced the ongoing Nomadic Fluidity series, which has since circulated internationally. Her moving-image works have been presented in Paris and New York, including screenings at Out of the Blue (Projet Betula) and Millennium Film Workshop. Her images and texts have appeared in publications such as Columbia Journal and Washington Square Review (upcoming in 2026).

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She is the founder of Junos Creatives, an independent imprint dedicated to artist-led publishing and experimental print formats.

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