About
Insun Kang is an artist and interaction designer working across spatial systems, XR environments, and multisensory installations. Her practice examines how behavior, perception, and agency emerge through rule-based conditions rather than explicit instruction.
She designs interactive environments in which meaning unfolds over time through constraint, persistence, and embodied engagement. Rather than optimizing for efficiency or clarity, her work foregrounds partial access, irreversibility, and perceptual ambiguity as design tools–inviting participants to attune to systems through movement, attention, and duration.
Working across digital and physical media–including spatial computation, scanning, sound, and architectural intervention–she treats interaction as a material and systems as environments to be inhabited, negotiated, and gradually transformed through use. Her work centers on the lived experience of participants, emphasizing how shared systems are felt, navigated, and reshaped over time.
She holds a BFA in Art & Technology Studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BA in French from the University of California, Los Angeles.