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Lee Anon

Korean, 2001

Lee Anon

Korean, 2001

Lee Anon visualizes fictitious stages where “albino” animals, those who are short of melanin pigments, live in the midst of tranquil and mysterious forest. Being white, albinos are vulnerable to predators as they are easily exposed. Despite this, they live along harmoniously taking care of each other. This is an expression of solidarity and declaration to step forward with all the albinos in the world who acknowledged their existence as well as uncertainties and finiteness of earthly lives. The matiere, layered intensively, is a metaphor to the artist’s wish to embrace all fragile lives and to protect the warmth of our world. Lee Anon is rapidly gaining critical acclaim for idiosyncratic style of portraying mysterious forests where albino animals inhabit.


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Education
2024 BFA Painting, Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea

Selected Solo Exhibitions
2024 Beyond the Silence, PBG Hannam, Seoul, Korea
2024 Tree of Life, Tree House, Seoul, Korea
2023 Polestar Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea

Selected Group Exhibitions
2024 New Work, PBG Hannam, Seoul, Korea
2024 Under 200, Art Sohyang, Busan, Korea
2023 My Private Collection, Doing Art, Seoul, Korea
2023 We are all from different universes, arte K, Seoul, Korea
2023 PLO_logue, PBG Pangyo, Seongnam, Korea
2023 Coexistence, Art Buddy Gangnam, Seoul, Korea
2023 The ideal algorithm for you, Kookmin Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea
2023 Serendipity, Conner Gallery, Seoul, Korea
2022 ASYAAF, Hongik Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

Art Fairs
2024 KIAF Seoul, COEX, Seoul, Korea 2024 Art Busan, BEXCO, Busan, Korea
2023 DIAF, EXCO, Daegu, Korea
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2023 West Bund Art & Design

November 9 - November 12 2023
Shanghai

스포츠월드
2023.06.15

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2023.08.15

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Rondi Park examines the extremely personal traces surrounding desires and expands the category to popular sympathy and social phenomena. The artist who collects fragments of desire seething in a capitalist society and develops them into various media - such as painting, textiles, performance, and ceramics - develops her own narrative using the constantly reproduced desires as a medium.