10. [Peer-reviewed paper] Son, Jung-ah. “Climate Crisis and Data Art: Focused on The Sensationalization of Data in Contemporary Art.” Journal of Basic Design & Art 26:1 (February 2025): 125-136.

9. [Essay] Son, Ellie Jung-ah. “Water, Fire, Soil, Air + Data: Some Examples.” In Data, Ecology, Art, ed. Junghwa Noh, 10-19. Seoul: Arts Council Korea, 2023.
Authors: Junghwa Noh, Ellie Jung-ah Son, Tim Schütz, and Shan-Ya su.

8. [Dissertation] Son, Jung-ah. “Seeking Post-Anthropocene through a Generative Archive – Focusing on What is Missing? and Anthropocene Curriculum.” Ph.D. dissertation. Kookmin University, 2022.

7. [Edited book] Ed. Son, Jung-ah. The Duck Among Us. Seoul: Independent Publishing House Epoche, 2021.
This book was exhibited at the Korean pavilion, Frankfurt Book Fair 2022.
Authors: Hee-jung Shin. Ga-young Lee. Man-keun Jeong. Dae-woong Ahn. Ruben Baart. Laura van den Brink. Mieke Gerritzen. Limor Shifman.

6. [Conference proceeding] Son, Jung-ah. “Contemporary Art and Maritime Pollution: The Case of Plastic-Free Island (2012-2019).” Proceeding of The Korean Society of Aesthetics and Science of Art Symposium Plastic Worlds (April 2021): 109-117.

5. [Peer-reviewed paper] Son, Jung-ah. “Contemporary Art in the Age of the Sixth Extinction: The Case of Maya Lin’s The Listening Cone.” Journal of the Association of Western Art History 52 (February 2020): 227-252.

4. [Co-authored peer-reviewed paper] Petros Ioannidis, Jung-ah Son, Hernani Villaseñor Ramírez, Tomoya Matsuura, “Exploring the Cross-Species Experience and the Coevolutionary Capacity: Sensorial Transcoding and Critical Play Design of Bio-Sonic Sense,” Proceeding of RE: SOUND 2019–8th International Conference on Media Art, Science, and Technology (August 2019): 139-144.

3. [Co-authored paper funded by Gwangju Cultural Foundation] Saehee Kim, Jiwon Lee, Jung-ah Son, “What Does Contemporary Asia Art Speak?” 2019 Asia Culture Forum – Reorienting (December 2019): 158-173.

2. [Peer-reviewed paper] Son, Jung-ah. “A Study on the Artistic Response to the Ecological Crisis: The Case of Pinar Yoldas’ Interdisciplinary Work.” Journal of the Association of Western Art History 47 (August 2017): 229-254.

1. [National R&D research report] Kim, B. Joon, Lee, Taejun David, Kim, Insu, Son, Jung-ah, and Jaelim Lee. “Knowledge Dissemination Activities for Enhancement of Nuclear Acceptance.” Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, National Research Foundation of Korea, 2015.