Aileen Yujeong Min is a media artist and researcher based in New York City. Her practice moves across image-based, time-based, spatial, and computational media to explore how technological mediation shapes perception, intimacy, and atmosphere. Working with light, duration, and altered modes of interaction, she considers embodied experience, fragile forms of presence, and the shifting relations among bodies, environments, and technologies.

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Her recent work includes Between Light and Afterimage, recipient of the Myers Art Prize and acquired by Macy Art Gallery, and Traces of a Present Tense, presented in Evidence of Contact at A Space Gallery, Brooklyn (July 2026). She holds an MA in Film and Media Studies from Columbia University, where her research examined spatial and temporal absence in contemporary digital art through the lenses of media archaeology and phenomenology, and a BA in Comparative Literature and Culture and Digital Arts from Yonsei University in Seoul. She is an incoming MFA student in Design and Technology at Parsons School of Design.