Tianjun Li (b. 1999, CN/FI), also known as Timjune, is a Helsinki-based interdisciplinary visual artist and musician whose primary medioms are photography, voice, and performance.

Li’s practice reimagines the narratives of the human-nature relationship within contemporary contexts. Born with synesthesia, Li experiences cross-sensory perceptions, allowing them to interpret visual images through sound. With a vocal range spanning more than four octaves, Li’s vocal experiments reflect natural movements and social landscapes. Through reconstructing images, sound, and voice, Li transforms photographic art into immersive, multi-sensory installations and performances that create surreal, fable-like utopias grounded in the harsh realities of the Anthropocene.

Li's work has been exhibited internationally at venues such as the PhotoNorth- Northern Photography Centre (FI), Contemporary Image Museum (CN), Kotka Biennale (FI), Helsinki City Museum (FI), PhotoSCHWEIZ Festival (CH), Tree Art Museum (CN), Photometria International Photography Festival (GR), Paris Photo Day (FR), M. Žilinskas Art Museum (LT), Kuću Legata Museum (RS) and Africa Foto Fair x MuCAT Museum (CI). Li has also been selected for fully funded artist residencies at SIM Residency (IS), Nordiskt Ljus (SE), Kotka Art Biennale Residency (FI), and Three Shadows Photography Art Centre (CN). Recently, Timjune received several awards, including 1st Place in the New Talents of Belgrade Photo Month 2023, the 1839 Photography Award, and the Art Lives Here Program by Leonardo Hotels.

As a performing artist working with voice and image, Li has performed and showcased his project at Künstlerstadt Kalbe (DE), Crypt Gallery London (UK), SIM Residency Reykjavik (IS), Kotka Art Biennale (FI), Design Museum of Barcelona (ES), Myymälä2 Gallery (FI), Stockholm Fringe Festival (SE), Outsider Art Festival (Fi), Kulturhus Cyklopen (SE), Skissernas Museum (SE), Helsinki International Artist Programme (FI), Forum Box (FI), and the Finnish Museum of Theatre (FI).

Recently, Li was selected as the cover artist for Modern Weekly's 'Vocals Lead to the Future' issue and featured in Der Grief 17 (launched at Paris Photo Fair). Li have been recognized as one of ADCE’s 30 Best Young European Creative Talents, with a presentation and performance at the Design Museum of Barcelona.

Beyond their artistic practice, Li collaborates with musicians and companies such as Warner Music Group to create photography and album artwork.