Lee Sujin (b. 1983)

Lee Sujin delves into the depths of negative emotions, drawing from personal encounters exacerbated by the pandemic. Through her art, she confronts anxiety and fear, weaving them into a tapestry of everyday imagery stripped of their horror context. Lee’s canvases portray a paradoxical world where mundane objects evoke profound unease. Her meticulous yet subdued technique invites viewers to introspect, navigating the nuances of anxiety with each stroke. By juxtaposing tension with tranquility, Lee offers a space for reflection, allowing audiences to confront and empathize with the diverse spectrums of anxiety in their lives. Through her work, she transforms fear into a vessel for introspection and empathy.

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