HK Park
video artist & writer

Société Mai takes its name from the artist collective and literary journal founded by 김우진 Kim U-Jin (1897–1926), a playwright, dramaturg, and poet active during Korea’s early colonial era. For Kim U-Jin, creative expression was inseparable from 생명/élan vital — an essential life force — the practice of insisting on life itself against forces of erasure, and the inextinguishable sovereignty of the inner life.

인연 (karmic connection) is the thread that tethers HK Park to this ancestral lineage. Her practice — video poems, site-specific video installations, and writing — is rooted in the same understanding: that creativity is life force, a liberation rooted in the sacred. Each work is an attempt to translate spirit, relatedness, and felt experience into form, to give voice to diasporic intimacies and to pass forward the heirlooms of healing and wisdom carried across generations and geography.

Colorful lanterns frame a historic pagoda tower against a bright sunlit sky, highlighting a cultural celebration or festival scene.

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HK Park is a video artist, writer, psychotherapist, and daughter of the Korean diaspora. Rooted in contemplative practices, visual poetics, and relational aesthetics, she tends to stories of embodied intergenerational legacy, emotional inheritance, and spiritual transmission. She is a former Fulbright Fellow to Korea in Performance Art and holds an MFA in Digital Art & New Media from University of California, Santa Cruz and a BFA in Film & Television Production from New York University.