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Unique approach to myth and existential expression
‘Red Room’ and ‘Play on Absurdity’

Artist Lee lives in Daegu City and runs 2¡É gallery cafe. She is a member of Chungbaek Female Artist Group and Shinzo Art Association and is actively participating in various art exhibitions with her style shifted from abstract to representational. She also has taught students at many art colleges in Daegu and Busan. Lee says “I like expressing freely without any boundary on the canvas.” Recently, she surprised the organizers of Daegu-India Exchange Art Exhibition with a large scale installation. Numerous representative Indian artists and professors of Tagore University and Daegu regional artists participated in the exhibition and Lee’s installment attracted a great attention. Lee installed five coloured rubber shoes in a repeated circle or cross shape centered around the pillars of the exhibition hall to show the true form of modern ordinary people.

Unique approach to myth and existential expression

Lee has held 11 solo exhibitions and 200 group and invitation exhibitions home and abroad. Her famous works include ‘Red Room’ and ‘Play on Absurdity’. Lee created numerous works with which she traveled to find herself in this vast universe and to express modern people’s anxiety relating to Sisyphus and time & space. Sisyphus series especially is a result of Lee’s thinking on existence. The work shows a silhouette of a man hanging narrowly on the car handle-like wheel. The man tries to escape from the wheel trapped in a many layered stone-walled room. Time & Space series on the other hand is highly praised by art critic Mijin Jang. She explains “Lee turns a plane space into a 3 dimensional space based on layers and maximizes psychological black hole in 4 dimension.” Lee transforms space, reduces the use of paint materials wile emphasizes silhouette in order to reflect phantom figure of a man. Although oil and acrylic are the main materials, transformed body is emphasized on the wall with coloured pencil to express cosmical place.

Knowledge and the use of various materials

Lee is particularly famous for using her knowledge and knowhow to express various materials. She liked painting since she was a child. One day, she saw her friend using different styles of painting and it was a refreshing jolt for her and she also had the same surprise when in university. With the desire to create something new like them, she decided to study about art intensively. Lee majored in find art and received both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Catholic University of Daegu. She then obtained a PhD from Kyungsung University and served as a guest professor at Kyungsung University, Silla University, Kyungpook National University and Catholic University of Daegu. She also studied fine art and copperplate print in Graduate School of Art at Fukuoka University of Education, Japan. She poured a lot of her energy in art and held several exhibitions in Japan.

Running 2¡É gallery cafe with daughter

A cafe in a deserted alley. As I enter the cafe, a smell of coffee stimulates my nose with the music rippling through the flowers on each table. I think it good for a couple of friends exchange light talks. Some pictures are also hanging on the walls between antiques and props. 2¡É gallery cafe is quietly seated in an alley of a residential area in Suseong District, Daegu. She opened it a year ago and filled up the cafe with her works. The interior was done by her architecture majored daughter. At the entrance, there hanging a picture made of a newspaper article about a novelist Inho Choi(deceased) on which Lee wrote ‘I love you’ and ‘Me too’ like a scribble because the writer was Lee’s favorite novelist. Lee says “I and my daughter said ‘I love you’ and the novelist said ‘Me too’ and that was his last word. And I wanted to express my feeling on the picture.” 2¡É is on the ground floor of a three storey building. Some of famous artists and writers also donated their works for the cafe. It functions like a resting place for both residents and visitors. Lee says “I’m trying to use recycled materials for my next works for the protection of environment.” If you feel like to visit a gallery to appreciate art works over a tea or coffee, why not to pay a visit to 2¡É? 


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