Tianjun Li (CN/FI), also known as Timjune, is a Helsinki-based interdisciplinary artist working with lens-based media, sound, and vocal experimentation. Through synesthesia and a five-octave vocal range, Li constructs surreal landscapes where more-than-human entities become symbolic projections of socio-ecological realities. Merging myth and reality, Li’s sonic-visual fables explore the alternative notions of the Anthropocene. Li holds a master’s degree in Visual Cultures, Curating, and Contemporary Art, with a minor in Sound in New Media, from Aalto University.

Li's work has been exhibited internationally at venues such as the PhotoNorth- Northern Photography Centre (Solo, FI), Contemporary Image Museum (CN), Kotka Art Biennale (FI), Helsinki City Museum (FI), M. Žilinskas Art Museum (LT), Kuću Legata Museum (RS) , Africa Foto Fair x MuCAT Museum (CI),  Buffalo Arts Studio (US), PhotoSCHWEIZ Festival (CH), Tree Art Museum (CN), Photometria International Photography Festival (GR) and Paris Photo Day (FR). Li has also been selected for funded artist-in-residence such as Nordic Culture Point (FI), ESPRONCEDA Institute of Art and Culture (ES), SIM Residency (IS), Nordiskt Ljus (SE), Kotka Art Biennale (FI), A8 Design Centre (CN), Aranya China (CN), and Three Shadows Photography Art Centre (CN).

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

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 the Paris Photo Fair). Li has been recognized as one of ADCE’s 30 Best Young European Creative Talents, with a presentation and performance at the Design Museum of Barcelona. Since 2023, Li’s Singing Walk Project, released on Chinese social media, has amassed over 20 million views and 140K+ followers.

Beyond their artistic practice, Li has been commissioned and collaborated with musicians and companies, such as Warner Music Group and Sigur Rós, to create photography or album artwork.