This project consists of a screening program held in New York and an exhibition in Seoul. As part of the exhibition's lead-up, the screening—which features works by participating artists exploring queer practices of mourning and care—will be re-screened in Seoul, accompanied by a documentary video of the performance that took place in New York.

나쁜 애도(뉴욕)은 본 전시의 사전 행사로 뉴욕에서 진행된 스크리닝 프로그램이다. 전시의 참여 예술가들의 영상 작품으로 이루어졌으며 전시의 출품작과 맞물려 예술가의 내러티브를 확장한다. 이번 상영회에서는 뉴욕에서 진행한 퍼포먼스의 다큐멘터리 영상도 함께 공개한다.

Anto(n) Astudillo:
(they/he) is a Lenapehoking/NYC-based filmmaker, performance artist, and curator of trans experience from Wallmapu (Santiago, Chile). Astudillo works with 16mm film, video, and performance to create moving portraits of personal and political themes, navigating dynamic interconnections between embodied practices and experimental cinema.

Ru Kim:
(They/them) is an artist who enjoys using performance and video installations to question the use of art in resisting and reappropriating perpetuations of violence generated by patriarchal, imperial, and colonial ideologies of domination. Employing various media such as video, photography, sound, performance, installation, and text, they seek to develop forms that challenge binaries and fixed identities.

Camila Pizarro:
(She/her) An immigrant, a nomad, and an artist navigating the tension between belonging and displacement as a testament to the power of art to heal, resist, and reimagine. She strives to place herself and others in a space of authenticity, where the personal becomes universal and the past informs the present.

Soeun Bae:
(She/her) Bae is an artist based in New York working with sculpture, technology, and performance to question what it is to be living inside of a body. Her work delves into the politics of care, sexuality, and production.

Black Jaguar
(She/her) Black Jaguar visualizes marginalized identities through performance art, evolving from bodily expression to public memory, with works addressing trauma and rewriting Korean history.

K Rawald:
K Rawald (they/he/ze), is a multidisciplinary artist working within installation, ceramics, steelwork, glass, light, drawing, film, poetry and performance. Born in New York City and raised between Tokyo, Frankfurt and London, K comes from a multicultural and diverse background, no less being queer, genderfluid, neurodivergent and mixed-race themself.

Hyoungju Kim
(He/him) Hyoungju Kim explores artistic labor, instability, and ethical representation through film and video, focusing on the fragility and exhaustion within creative processes.

Jungsik Lee
(He/him) Jungsik Lee transforms written texts into multimedia works, highlighting social minorities with narrative depth and emotional intensity often lacking in mainstream discourse.

On Lee
(she/her) On Lee explores diaspora and dysphoria through performative practices, using the body—often in virtual spaces—as a fluid, unrestricted medium of expression and identity.zozo(@nightynight________)(she/her) zozo explores marginalization’s linguistic voids through multimedia works, addressing queer bodies, taboo, violence, and madness with a focus on societal silence and abnormality