Harold Lee
Ambiguities (Series)
DESCRIPTION
My photographs crystalize different perspectives. I want the viewers to see within and outside of themselves through the environments, surfaces, and objects that I portray from multiple angles. I incorporated architecture as a tool for representing social and physical structures that capture our view of the world. The interplay between what’s real and what’s reflected serve what’s real self versus what’s self through the eyes of society.
We perceive an image of our body through many surfaces what appears in the mirror, in our mind, and through hallucinations and dreams. Appearances can also shift under environmental and social pressures. We see ourselves through different mirrors, which can reflect and distort emotional recognition.
AUTHOR
Biography:
Harold Lee is a visual artist who creates photographs, printmaking, and digital works. He was born in Taipei, Taiwan, and earned BA in Studio Arts at the University of Wisconsin- La Crosse. He currently lives and works in New York City as MFA candidate in photography and related media program at Parsons School of Design, His project explores with issues involving identity, food, perception and his own struggle with life experience.
Group Exhibitions:
Pingyao International Photography Festival, Shanxi, China, 2018
Photoville, Brooklyn, NY, 2018
Inchon International Marine Festival of Photography and Video, Inchon, South Korea, 2018
Senior Art Exhibition, It’s Sausage To Me, University Gallery, La Crosse, WI, 2017
Art in the Mug: Photo Array: Works by Advanced Photography Students, Murphy Library, La Crosse, WI, 2017
Art in the Mug: Right Brain Left Brain: A Mathematical Art Exhibition, Murphy Library, La Crosse, WI, 2016
Art in the Mug: Foundation Showcased, Murphy Library, La Crosse, WI, 2015
Accomplishments:
Artist talk, Pingyao International Photography Festival 2018
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