Yun Eunja is a Korean printmaker known for her experimental collagraphy works that blur the boundaries between printmaking, painting, and collage. A graduate of the Printmaking MFA program at Hongik University, she is an active member of the Korean Association of Contemporary Printmakers and the Korean Fine Arts Association, and a participating artist with AIAM (International André Malraux Association).

Over the course of her career, Yun has held 25 solo exhibitions and participated in more than 70 group shows across Korea, Japan, France, Germany, Turkey, Russia, and the United States. Her recent exhibitions include K-Art Global Exchange Exhibition at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (2023), The Beauty of Coexistency in Cologne, Germany (2022), and the Post-Prints 2021 show at Kim Hee-Soo Art Center in Seoul. She has also been invited to exhibit at venues such as the Louvre Carrousel in Paris and the Novosibirsk International Triennial in Russia.

Yun’s works have been recognized in major art competitions, including the Korea Grand Art Exhibition and the Gwangju Mudeung Art Exhibition, where she received the Grand Prize in 2018. Her practice reflects a boundless and intuitive approach, often incorporating everyday objects and layered abstraction to express rhythm, emotion, and the in-between spaces of memory and perception.