WURI (b. 1979) lives and works in Seoul, South Korea. She received her BFA(2002) from the Korean National University of Arts, South Korea. She has been working on various media such as photography, video, and installation with everyday materials that are easy to ‘disappear’ into stories that combine personal experiences and place-specific situations. She has participated in several exhibitions abroad, as well as art galleries in Seoul, and collaborates with NGOs and various communities. Recently, has developed an interest in place attachment, place identity, and place memory in modern urban society, acknowledging the challenges of accumulating place attachment in the contemporary globalized world. Her working process frequently includes preliminary research on place experiences and workshop sessions with community members, which serves as a platform to comprehensively form the background for the project. Thus, she utilizes these activities as tools to find artistic ways to communicate within relationships with others and society.