Kyulim Kim’s work and research ask how spaces that are experienced and represented as fixed could be uncovered as fluid through the use of audio-visual technologies. Within her practice, there has been a continuous interest in the spatiality produced through the process of relocating places, focusing on investigating the movement of matter that resists transportation or retains an inseparable connection to places. Building on this, and in an attempt to capture the invisible, her more recent work has looked at the structures and processes through which images are made and lost.