June Pak is an interdisciplinary artist based in Toronto, Canada, and travels between Seoul and Toronto for her art practice. Drawing on her experience of emigrating to Canada from Korea in her late teens, she explores questions about the validity of being visible. To avoid simplifying the representation of the marginalized, she employs a reserved and observational visual language to bring forward invisible and overlooked aspects of their lives through storytelling. Her works have been exhibited and screened at both conventional galleries and alternative venues across Canada and internationally. She was awarded the Chalmers Arts Fellowship (2017 – 2019) for her research on the lives of non-ethnic Koreans in Korea. Currently, she is leading an international collaboration project called Story Seekers, with support from the Canada-Korea Connections grant (2023-2025). Since 2016, she has been teaching at the University of Toronto and OCAD University.