SHINOH NAM (b. 1993) was born in South Korea, lives and works in Berlin. His work revolves around the concept of architectural fragmentation, collapsing structures, and the ruin of sculpture.

Nam received a Meisterschüler from Monica Bonvicini at the Universität der Künste in Berlin (2022) and previously studied Fine Art and Architecture at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with Donatella Fioretti, Lothar Hempel, Rita Mcbride and Jürgen Drescher (2015-2021). Nam will be the subject of a solo show at NADAN, Berlin, in 2025. His work has been exhibited at Stilllife, New York City (2024); Wehrmuehle Museum, Biesenthal (2023); Kunsthalle Bauhaus, Dessau (2022); The Culture Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Berlin (2022); Darmstädter Sezession Museum, Darmstadt (2022); KARMA International, Zürich (2021); SOMA art space, Berlin (2021); Kunstverein am Rosa–Luxemburg–Platz, Berlin (2021). His work is held in the Burger collection (Hong Kong) and the Gilbert Zinsler collection (Vienna). He was awarded the UdK Berlin Art Award in 2023.