Haji Oh is a third-generation Zainichi Korean artist, born and raised in Japan, now living and working in Wollongong, Australia.Oh utilises the techniques of weaving, dyeing, tying, stitching, photography, text, and audio in her installations to shed light on the untold stories of people whose lives have touched hers, and to give expression to the silent memories of women and unnamed individuals. Oh collects memories through community workshops and dialogue, and develops them in her practice to explore the effects of post-memory. In 2024 she was awarded the prestigious Tokyo Contemporary Art Prize 2024-26, which includes a solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo in 2025 and the publication of a monograph. Oh’s recent exhibitions include Paris Photo Fair 2024; Asia Pacific Triennial APT11 2024; Un/Weaving, Alison Bradley Projects New York 2024; KANTEN: The Limits of History, apexart, New York 2023; Roppongi Crossing: Coming & Going, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo 2022-23; TEXTURE, Canberra Contemporary Art Space 2023; Publicness of the Art Center, Art Tower Mito, Japan 2019-2020; Memories in Weaving, Oyama City Kurumaya Museum of Art, Japan 2019; Kanazawa: Altering Home, Neighborhoods in Kanazawa City.