A collaborative installation by Lee Jeongbae and Jinju Lee presents a collection of both functional and art objects that reflect each of the artists respective stylistic influences and conceptual underpinnings. The works here draw from Lee Jeongbae’s interest in minimalist forms and incorporate overlays of Jinju Lee’s autobiographically inspired figurative painting.
This constructed duet between husband and wife not only celebrates the unity of their artistic practices but also examines the impacts they have had on each other’s development as well as the ways their visual inclinations have shaped their daily domestic life. The combination of furniture pieces and artworks looks to examine the intersections between visual aesthetic and ones' natural surroundings.
Lee Jeongbae received B.F.A. of oriental painting at Hongik University in 2002 and M.F.A. of oriental painting at Hongik University in 2010. He had solo exhibitions at PIBI Gallery in 2018 and 2016, Seodaemun prison history hall for the 70th anniversary of Liberation in 2015, 16bungee Gallery Hyundai in 2010. Also he was selected for exhibition such as Forms and color, Space KAAN in 2017, Centennial Year of KIM HyangAn’s Birth: The Muse, Kim, HyangAn II: Timeless, Whanki Museum in 2016, Mindful Mindless, Soma Drawing Museum in 2015, Landscape Perceived, ARARIO Gallery in 2013.
Jinju Lee received B.F.A. and M.F.A. of oriental painting at Hongik University. She had solo exhibitions at Triumph-gallery in 2019, EDWINS Gallery in 2018, Baik Art LA in 2017, ARARIO Gallery in 2017. Also, she was selected for exhibitions such as New Acquisitions National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon in 2019, Gangwon International Biennale 2018 and Contemplative Space Artist Note Whanki Museum in 2018.
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