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Sang Yong Lee
The Flight

August 17 ~ September 3, 2009
Opening Reception 8/21 (Fri.) 6~8 pm

 

Sang Yong Lee was born in a small village surrounded by the sublime Kye Ryong Mountain Range in Gong-ju, S. Korea that impacted his monumental style. Growing up with these mountains in sight affected him to produce simple yet powerful works that speak to nature while epitomizing the directness associated with Koreans. As early as nine years old, Lee remembers being an unusual kid. He was already making sculptures out of soap bars, or from tree logs. He even collected all sorts of disposed materials, or trash and constructing them into beautiful assemblages. Thus, his whole house was an exhibition site containing the strange accumulation of his development as an artist and the manifestations of his dream.

As a youngster he had faced with losing his parent to illness as well as his support, consequently he couldn’t attain an academic art education. However, because he did not fettered by the pre-conceptions of an academy, he became an even stronger artist who followed his instinctual proclivities to become the powerful artist he is today. His imagination allowed roaming free and his expression brooked no restrictions during his period of experimentation. For e