Eunsu Kang is an international media artist from Korea. Her interest in a body without a "normal" communicative method and its metamorphosis into a "singing" body has been embodied as a hybrid artwork with interactive video, spatial sound, installation and performance. Creating interdisciplinary projects, her signature has been seamless integration of art disciplines and innovative techniques. Her work has been invited to numerous places including Japan, China, Switzerland, Sweden, France, Germany and the US. Her solo exhibition in 2002 was awarded for her video installations by the Korean Culture and Arts Foundation. Her third solo exhibition in 2003 was held on cellular phones with wireless internet connections. She was introduced as one of the most promising young artists in the book, Young Korean Artists 45: Interviews in 2006. She is also a winner of the Insa Web/Mobile Art Project Award, the Korean National Juried Project for 2000: the Year of New Arts, the Korean National Fund 2005 for Emerging Artists and Hybrid Art Funding 2009 from Arts Council Korea.
Kang received a MFA from the Ewha Woman's University and an MA in Media Arts and Technology from MAT at UCSB with Projector Loquens, an interactive robotic video projection system. Finishing her PhD course at the Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS) in the University of Washington, she came to the University of Akron as an Assistant Professor of New Media to be an asset in the creation of the New Media Program and support interdisciplinary collaborative relationships of the Myers School of Art throughout the campus. Her researches have been presented at prestigious conferences such as ACM, ICMC and ISEA. (KangEunsu.Com)