Christian Y Kim is a multidisciplinary artist [currently based in Los Angeles], working across photography, filmmaking, and sound. His work engages with memory, isolation, and the material conditions of images through both analog and digital processes, often using the recontextualization of personal archives.
Christian Y Kim is a multidisciplinary artist [currently based in Los Angeles], working across photography, filmmaking, and sound. His work engages with memory, isolation, and the material conditions of images through both analog and digital processes, often using the recontextualization of personal archives.
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Video
kelz
“I’m Sorry” (Official Music Video)
producer: Sohyun Lee
cinematographer / colorist: Jack Callahan
1st assistant camera: Alice Choi
title design: Estephanie Barrera
“I’m Sorry” (Official Music Video)
producer: Sohyun Lee
cinematographer / colorist: Jack Callahan
1st assistant camera: Alice Choi
title design: Estephanie Barrera
July 24, 2026
Directed and edited the music video for kelz’s single “I’m Sorry” released via Bayonet Records.
kelz
“Breathe” (Official Music Video)
producer: Sohyun Lee
co-editor: Raaghav Minocha
1st assistant camera: Alice Choi
title design: Estephanie Barrera
June 16, 2026
“Breathe” (Official Music Video)
producer: Sohyun Lee
co-editor: Raaghav Minocha
1st assistant camera: Alice Choi
title design: Estephanie Barrera
June 16, 2026
Directed, shot, and edited the music video for kelz’s single “Breathe” released via Bayonet Records.
“Oxygen” (Official Music Video)
producer: Sylvia Jiho Lee
May 1, 2026
“Loosie” (Official Music Video)
producer: Sylvia Jiho Lee
editor: Raaghav Minocha
film scan: The Negative Space
July 26, 2024
“The Town where I’m Livin Now” (Official Music Video)
July 11, 2023
“Revisiting this material and reflecting on those times has been a double-edged sword. Bittersweet is an apt word, I suppose. Twenty years after the fact, I’m just grateful to be alive and kicking.” - Jason Lytle, Grandaddy
featured on NPR All Songs Considered
A Leisurely Swim to Everlasting Life - live at dublab
producer: Scott Osgood
January 15, 2024
featured on Foxy Digitalis
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My Last Five Years
50 photographs, shot across a range of equipment and film stocks, arranged in an uncertain chronological order based on recollection. The process and result question how images assist or distort memory, and the inclination to impose meaning or narrative onto them.
170mm x 250mm
53 pages, staple bound
55gsm improved newsprint
December 20, 2025
Video Photo
My Last Five Years