We can always turn a very small and tiny place into our own majestic world, projecting our imagination and our way of looking at things into a very personal and peculiar form of art.
Korean artist Jee Young Lee dared to express her perceptions in her very small studio in Seoul (3,6m x 4,1m x 2,4m), building different scenarios based on her life experiences, on some traditional Korean fables and on the diverse cultural heritage around the world.
Lee's work, was recently presented through her surrealistic (and Photoshop-free) photography exhibition named “Stage of Mind” where highly dramatic, psychedelic and scenes visually intense were meticously detailed. When the sets are done the artist incorporates herself in them in various different ways and takes these stunning self-portraits which all tell a story considering her work a deep self-reflection and a means to explore her psychological identity.
Jee Young’s original work will be on display at the OPIOM Gallery in Opio France from Feb. 7 to March 7, 2014.
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