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Drawing from my background in Literature and Art History, my work is an exploration of what is human and how we derive or make meaning. I use strategies of appropriation to look at the dissemination of knowledge and the encoded meaning in everyday forms. But more specifically, I am interested in the construction of a subject or subjectivity through the apparati of language and body.
While my practice encompasses various media [interactive web, video, diagrams, installation, sculpture, drawing, image, digital collage, renderings, graphics, writing, text, and manuscript], my practice is primarily Drawing/Writing. This range of discursive texts navigates multiple “disciplines” across human history.
My previous research on 2D spaces of medieval Judeo-Christian structures, and my ongoing research on “dialogic space” in Hangul, looks at different cultural and linguistic frames of reference.
I am currently working on 'Shadowless Gnomon' [shadowlessgnomon.com] a research studio and publication.
Esther J. Lee received her MFA in Visual Arts from Otis College of Art and Design and BA in Literature/Writing, Art History-Theory-Criticism, and Studio Art from University of California San Diego.
Drawing from my background in Literature and Art History, my work is an exploration of what is human and how we derive or make meaning. I use strategies of appropriation to look at the dissemination of knowledge and the encoded meaning in everyday forms. But more specifically, I am interested in the construction of a subject or subjectivity through the apparati of language and body.
While my practice encompasses various media [interactive web, video, diagrams, installation, sculpture, drawing, image, digital collage, renderings, graphics, writing, text, and manuscript], my practice is primarily Drawing/Writing. This range of discursive texts navigates multiple “disciplines” across human history.
My previous research on 2D spaces of medieval Judeo-Christian structures, and my ongoing research on “dialogic space” in Hangul, looks at different cultural and linguistic frames of reference.
I am currently working on 'Shadowless Gnomon' [shadowlessgnomon.com] a research studio and publication.
Esther J. Lee received her MFA in Visual Arts from Otis College of Art and Design and BA in Literature/Writing, Art History-Theory-Criticism, and Studio Art from University of California San Diego.