Jennifer Tee
Dutch, b. 1973
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Jennifer Tee thinks of herself as a quasi-anthropologist. Fascinated by cultural identity, rituals, and folklore, Tee creates installations, sculptures, videos, performances, and environments that tell or re-tell stories. Her works often amalgamate materials sourced from other countries—a palm tree from Brazil, bamboo from China—as the backdrop for choreography. Weaving is also a recurring theme in her works, whether in the form of spools and looms or tapestries. Her embroidery and festival-like performances fall in the direct lineage of the Situationists; she has also said that her work is influenced by Jean Tinguely’s machine assemblages, and the geometric minimalism of Ad Dekkers.
Auction Results
Past Auctions
4 results
Respire, 2022
printed textile and embroidery
133.0 x 112.0 cm
Apr 23, 2024 • Christie's
Respire, 2022
printed textile and embroidery
133.0 x 112.0 cm
Apr 23, 2024
Christie's
20th/21st Century: Amsterdam
Lot 165
Tristes Trophiques, 2007
sculpture
10.01 x 92 cm
Jun 1, 2010 • Sotheby's
Tristes Trophiques, 2007
sculpture
10.01 x 92 cm
Jun 1, 2010
Sotheby's • Amsterdam
Global Contemporary, Rijksakademie
Lot 47
DUTCH
TRISTES TROPHIQUES
porcelain, power shells and textile
10 x 70 cm
Jun 1, 2010 • Sotheby's
DUTCH
TRISTES TROPHIQUES
porcelain, power shells and textile
10 x 70 cm
Jun 1, 2010
Sotheby's
Lot 47
I Revolt (1), 2009
80 x 60 x 48 cm
May 20, 2009 • Christie's
I Revolt (1), 2009
80 x 60 x 48 cm
May 20, 2009
Christie's • Amsterdam
Two in One; Contemporary Art from Witte de With & de Appel
Lot 12


