Hyun-Doo Park

Park Hyun-doo shows human existence within the background of contemporary society. His work presents society's structures, and encapsulates human desire. The artificial scenes and stage sets in his work act as the backdrop of modern life, space for communication, arguing that we all are social beings. Park calls the figures in his work strangers. They are the members of society, and individuals, who cannot affiliate with or escape the enormous system.
Humans and their surroundings in our society appear reversed in his work, which is neither landscape nor figurative photography. Humans appear overwhelmed and eroded by the environments they create for themselves. With his work, Park contemplates our existence from a macroscopic perspective, presenting an intersection of the artificial and humanistic.

2003 MFA Photography, School of Visual Arts, NYC
1999 BFA Photography, Chung-ang University of Photography, South Korea