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Sanha (KR) is a designer working at the intersection of social design, material exploration, and sensory storytelling. She is temporarily based in the Netherlands and studying at Design Academy Eindhoven (NL).

Her practice focuses on working in proximity — engaging closely with people, communities, and lived situations. Through site-specific research and iterative processes such as workshops, conversations, and recordings, she explores how relationships, emotions, and social structures can be sensed and translated into material and spatial forms.

Working across sound, installation, and participatory formats, Sanha develops projects that do not aim to represent reality as a whole, but to hold onto its fragments. Her work often deals with the atmosphere of communities, the temporality of shared spaces, and the tension between personal experience and broader socio-political conditions.

By treating design as an ongoing negotiation rather than a fixed outcome, her practice creates situations for engagement — inviting others to encounter, reflect, and reposition themselves within complex social realities.

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Education
Design Academy Eindhoven (NL)
Social Design
2025 - Now

Ewha Womans University (KR)
Visual Communication Design
2018 - 2024

Selected Exhibitions
How Does Community Sound Like?
Naastbeek, Eindhoven  
2026 

Post Mortem of Knowing  
Rewild Farming, Eindhoven  
2026  

Exploration of Voices  
Loadout, Seoul  
2024

Invisible Shelter  
Ewha Womans University, Seoul  
2023

Media Art for Korean Language Day  
COEX Media Tower, Seoul  
2021

Writings
“Prayer for Peace: A Puzzle”  
sssssssslim Literature Magazine  
2023  

“Ways of Reading” (Co-authored)  
Extra Archive 5, Korean Society of Design History  
2022  

“Two Interviews about Queer Labeling”  
Ewha Byunnal Zine  
2024  
Selected WorksCurrent ExperimentsWritings

Sanha Park

Exploration of Voices (2024)

Sound / Voice / Legal Text

Legal documents is recorded, fragmented, and re-voiced through participants.
Participatory Reading

Visitors record and layer their voices, turning reading into a collective and embodied act.
Reframing Authority

Legal language is disrupted and reconfigured, shifting from fixed judgment to contested interpretation.
Interactive installation, website, and sound interface  

HTML, CSS, Node.js, audio recording system  
Participatory installation with recording booth
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Exploration of Voices examines how legal language constructs and reinforces power structures, particularly in the context of digital sex crime cases in South Korea.

The project departs from the observation that judicial systems often prioritize perpetrator-centered narratives, resulting in lenient sentencing and the marginalization of victims’ experiences.

Rather than presenting legal documents as fixed and authoritative, this work reconfigures them as material for collective interpretation.

Through a participatory installation and a sound-based interface, visitors are invited to read, record, and layer fragments of court verdicts. These overlapping voices disrupt the stability of legal language, transforming it into a dynamic and contested field.

By shifting the act of reading into an embodied and shared experience, the project explores how meaning, authority, and responsibility can be redistributed.

Ultimately, the work proposes an alternative mode of engagement with legal systems through participation, fragmentation, and re-voicing.
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