Aileen Min is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher working at the intersection of contemporary visual culture, moving image, and digital materiality. With experience in galleries and cultural institutions across New York and Seoul, Aileen develops narratives that bridge philosophical inquiry and digital aesthetics. She holds an MA in Film and Media Studies from Columbia University and a BA in Comparative Literature and Digital Arts from Yonsei University. Her master’s thesis, Flowing Through the Unseen, examined how digital fluidity reinterprets East Asian aesthetics—specifically the concepts of ma (generative space) and yeobaek (evocative absence)—proposing alternative frameworks for technology and nature. Her recent work has been recognized with the Myers Art Prize and is held in the Permanent Collection of Macy Art Gallery in New York City. Bridging research and studio production, Aileen’s practice seeks to restore a sense of "Aura" to digital media through duration, light, and lingering resonance.