Siyun Yuh is a photographer working at the intersection of everyday realism and psychological introspection. Born and raised in South Korea, he draws inspiration from a wide spectrum of visual languages—from the quiet geometry of André Kertész to the color fields of Rothko.

  Although often associated with Seoul, his work transcends location. Through spontaneous encounters in urban environments, he explores themes of solitude, memory, and emotional resonance. His photographs, often taken during walks and revisited at home, function as visual fragments of his internal world.

  His work is currently available through Stocksy, and he continues to expand his practice through exhibitions, digital media, and ongoing exploration of

"Undiscovered scene in ordinary life."