Joonhee Myung (aka junos) is a photographer, writer, video artist and illustrator based between Seoul and Santiago. Her work traces the poetics of urban ecology, migration, and memory, often through birds, water, and vanishing architectural motifs. With a quiet, observational approach rooted in diaspora and environmental reflection, she weaves together hand-drawn illustration, photographic archives, video, text and sound to document overlooked scenes along the edges of the city.

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Her 2024 solo exhibition Leaves of Home explored ecological imagination in the era of climate crisis. The Nomadic Fluidity Series first presented then has been shown internationally and won awards, including in Culterate magazine, Hindsight Journal, Women Alternative Photo Group (UK), Ahmedabad Cultural Week (India), Abstract Magazine and the upcoming Issue 64 of Columbia Journal. The same year, she was invited to participate in the climate action group show hosted by the British Embassy and TEDxSeoul, in collaboration with SPRINTS.

Her short video work Intentionally Left Blank (Sin Título) was screened by VisualContainerTV in Italy and received the Audience Award at the Pebbles Underground Film & Video Art Festival in Canada. The accompanying short story by the same title has also been featured in several international literary magazines around the world. Her images have been featured or selected as cover art in publications such as Culterate, Superpresent, Mixtape Review, Hindsight Journal, The Branches, and Abstract Magazine.
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junos forthcoming short Demon Hunters, Hanok Rooms will be featured in the Spring Issue of Washington Square Review, an award-winning journal published by the NYU Graduate Creative Writing Program. She also runs an independent imprint and art platform, Junos Creatives.​
 

Recently her artzine Zanmulgyeol was presented at India's Bazinega Annual Zine Festival, Ahmedabad Culture Week (virtual), Singapore's Your Local Newsstand, as well as the independent book fair in Daegu hosted by The Pollack and James Record and People of Print in the UK.

 

In September and October 2025, her short film Peace, Reprise was screened at Projet Betula’s Speak Volumes Screening program at Out of the Blue Cinema in Paris and Millennium Film Workshop's Open Screening in NYC.

She recently held her second solo exhibition, The Way Nature Stays, at LJL Art Space, located beneath City Hall Station in Seoul, South Korea.