Seungjun Lee
After 30 days, before 3 seconds / 2017, Stickerei auf Stoff / Embroidery on fabric, 150 x 200 mm,
source: Seugjun Lee
After 30 days, before 3 seconds / 2017, Stickerei auf Stoff / Embroidery on fabric, 150 x 200 mm,
source: Seugjun Lee
It was, it is, and it will be / 2022, Sandburg / Sandcastle, 520 x 400 x 600 mm,
source: Seungjun Lee
It was, it is, and it will be / 2022, Sandburg / Sandcastle, 520 x 400 x 600 mm,
source: Seungjun Lee
Oppelnerstrasse 31 3/4, 10997 Berlin (Series No. 06) / 2019, Bleistift auf Papier / Pencil on paper, 210 x 297 mm,
source: Seungjun Lee
Whispers (Series No. 08) / 2022, Staub und Kreide Mischung auf Holzbrett / Dust and chalk mix on wood panel, 150 x 200 mm,
source: Seungjun LeeSeungjun Lee's work deals with the question of what memory is, how we react to it, and what memories we collectively refer to. Lee's art moves between reality and retrospective, always with the attempt to find a further access to his own being. In conversation with his own memory, Lee embarks on a search for a place to which he always returns. Dust is a recurring medium in his work that is connected to reality as well as the past. With dust and sand, Lee creates a house, a space of his memory. This loses its form over time and is finally nothing more than sand, an unconsolidated sediment.
Seungjun Lee comes from South Korea and graduated in 2022 with a master's degree in fine arts from Thomas Zipp's class at the Universität der Künste in Berlin.
His catalog as winner of the UdK Berlin Art Award is available at UdK Berlin University Press:
Seungjun Lee (order no. MA 0518-2023,3), UdK Berlin 2023, 32 pp.
Price: 10,00 Euro + shipping costs.
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