Kajin Kim explores shifting senses of relationship within contemporary technological and media environments through the interplay of transparent materials, light, and imagery that moves between digital and physical processes. In her installations, translucent surfaces transform light into ephemeral, drifting presences and shadows that overlap with this imagery of entangled bodies and extend into the surrounding space. Her work lingers in the ambivalence of mediation, where connection remains incomplete and yet the gesture of reaching toward one another continues, fragile but enduring. She received a BFA in Sculpture from Hongik University and an MFA in Combined Media from Hunter College in New York. She has held solo exhibitions at FIM (2026, Seoul), The Stroll Gallery (2024, Hong Kong), and Swivel Gallery (2022, New York), and has participated in group exhibitions at Post Territory Ujeongguk (2026, Seoul), 021 Gallery (2024, Daegu), and Everyday Mooonday (2023, Seoul).