Young-jun Tak Korean , b. 1989

Biography
Young-jun Tak
In his sculptures, installations, and videos, Young-jun Tak examines human belief systems and their impact on societal and cultural structures.

Young-jun Tak was born 1989, in Seoul, South Korea and lives and works in Berlin, Germany. Tak studied English Language and Literature, as well as Cross-Cultural Studies. Upcoming projects include at St. Moritz Art Film Festival, Bangkok Art Biennale and Songeun Art Award Exhibition in Seoul. Recent solo exhibitions include at PHILIPPZOLLINGER (Zurich, 2024); COMA (Sydney, 2024); at Atelier Hermès (Seoul, 2024); Julia Stoschek Foundation (Berlin and Düsseldorf, 2023); palace enterprise (Copenhagen, 2023); Wanås Konst (Knislinge 2023); O—Overgaden (Copenhagen, 2023); SOX (Berlin, 2022); and Efremidis (Berlin, 2022). He has participated in numerous international group exhibitions such as at The High Line (New York, 2023); Chicago Architecture Biennial (2023); Lyon Biennale (2022); Perrotin (Paris, 2022); KINDL Center for Contemporary Art (Berlin, 2022); Berlin Biennale (2020), Seoul Museum of Art (2019); and Istanbul Biennial (2017). In addition, Tak's work is part of the Julia Stoschek Collection, Burger Collection, Servais Family Collection, and the Collection of the Seoul Museum of Art.

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