Hyeseul Song
Hyeseul Song (b. 1995, Seoul) is a visual artist whose practice centers on overlooked objects and the material traces embedded within built environments, working across sculpture, photography, and digital media. Trained in both architecture and sculpture, she approaches the built world as an archaeological site—one where layers accumulate, disappear, and transform through the shifting pressures of development, utility, and time.
held, 2026. Shipping pallet, flexible plastic film. Photo by Bob. (Robert Chase Heishman + Robert Salazar).
xylem, 2026. Tarp, hose, hardware. Photo by Bob. (Robert Chase Heishman + Robert Salazar).
dig, 2026. Styrofoam, plaster gauze, mortar, rice, polyurethane foam insert, braided mason line, pin, crate, air pillow, taxidermy butterfly. Photo by Bob. (Robert Chase Heishman + Robert Salazar).
spring, 2026. Beeswax, charcoal, neroli, vacuum pouch. Photo by Bob. (Robert Chase Heishman + Robert Salazar).
Dear Amber, 2026. Restored doorstop. Photo by Bob. (Robert Chase Heishman + Robert Salazar).