Im Suniy has been creating her artworks by observing aspects and changes of the city we live in and our time from her delicate perspective and creating and revealing ‘landscape’ with unique and new images through various genres encompassing sculpture, installation and photography.

Since 2007, particularly, Im has worked on a series of sculpture, installations and photographs of topographical maps: Trifocal Sight and Towards the Ultimate. These are her signature works showing new images of 'topographical landscape' posing a question over disparity between concept and perception, the process of how the disparity is created and a view observing the process through Mt. Inwang and Mt. Nam - Seoul's representative mountains and symbols of Korean art history.

Im Suniy was born in Daejeon in 1971. She graduated from Chung-Ang University with a bachelor of fine arts(B.F.A) in sculpture and a master of fine arts(M.F.A). Since her first solo exhibition <Shelter> in 2003, Im has 9 solo exhibitions including <Isolated-Island>(Space cell, Seoul, Korea) in 2005, <Trifocal Sight>(Drawing Center at Soma Museum, Seoul, Korea) in 2008, <Descriptive Sight>(Gallery CHA, Seoul, Korea) in 2009, <Evolving City-Changing Landscape_SUSPECT>(gallery zandari, Seoul, Korea) in 2014 and so on, as well as a number of group exhibitions including <Blessed Land, Yang Pyeong>(2015, Yangyeong Art Museum), <Metadata>(2012, wumin art center), <Playground>(2012, Arko Art Center), <Exciting Museum-山水, meeting digital>(2012, Gyeongnam Art Museum), <Him of Gyeonggi-do>(2010, Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art), <Invitation to a Wondrous House>(2010, Nam Seoul Annex Building of the Seoul Museum of Art). She was awarded 8th Songeun Artist Award(2008) at Songeun Foundation, in 2006 Korea Young Artists Biennale(Daegu) and in the same year 25Artists of Year, The 28th Choon-Ang Fine Arts Prize. In addition, she participated in residency programs: Yangju City Art Studio(2014-2016), Gyeonggi Creation Center(2013-2014), Cheongju Art Studio(2012-2013), Incheon Art Platform(2011-2012), Seoul City Nanji Art Studio(2008-2009), and The National Art Studio Chang-dong(2006-2007). Her works are owned by Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art(Korea), Art Bank(Korea), Seoul Museum of Art(Korea), wumin art center(Korea), Daegu Art Museum(Korea), JangHeung Art Park(Korea).