Hyungyung Jang (b.1994) is a visual artist based in Germany who draws inspiration from objects she encounters in urban environments or digital spaces. Her practice explores the ephemeral forms of objects, the tension generated by contrasts and collisions, and the complex interrelationships between mass production and consumer society. In an intuitive process, she reconfigures and installs objects found in various locations, merging them with photography and installation to create distinct works. Through this approach, objects beyond conventional boundaries, fragile relationships, and ambiguous or obsolete forms are aesthetically visualized. Simultaneously, the artist assigns new meaning to mass-produced objects whose utility has become obscured, encouraging critical reflection.