윤슬(Ever-Changing) is a video artwork, based on an original musical composition of the same name for an 8-key marimba and two of processed field recordings. The video captures shimmering water rippling in motion, visually reflecting the meaning of the title “윤슬”. It displays inventive graphic notation for the marimba, fragments of original poems about water circulation, and visual elements inspired by video editing software. The juxtaposition of the organic, unbroken flow of natural water and the structured, digitally rendered visuals creates a compelling contrast.
Woo Haran
Woo Haran, born in 2000 in South Korea, is a composer and video artist based in Seoul. His creative works unfold within the conceptual universe of [O8kk], where symbols of the moon, clouds, and stars are central to shaping his storytelling and artistic exploration. Woo studied music composition at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) under mentors Michael Pisaro, Ulrich Krieger, and Karen Tanaka, which helped shape his multidisciplinary approach and vision. In 2021, Woo was named National Second Winner by the Music Teachers’ National Association in the United States for his composition. In 2024, Woo received the Special Prize at the Arte Laguna Prize in Venice, Italy for his video artwork. With a vision to create works that stand alone yet interconnect as part of a larger, evolving narrative, Woo invites audiences into a dynamic universe where diverse media come together to tell profound, interconnected stories.