![A Second in Thousands (MAY.19,2019 12:00:00-14:09:47) [Detail], Oil paint, Canvas, Inkjet Print, 250 x 130 x 5 cm, 2019 © Hochoul Lee](http://img.artrabbit.com/events/fragments-of-information/images/1V26ftrdS41B/1500x997/1-PR.jpg)
Event
Private View: Fragments of Information by Hochoul Lee
13 Feb 2020
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
London, United Kingdom
-
![A Second in Thousands (MAY.19,2019 12:00:00-14:09:47) [Detail], Oil paint, Canvas, Inkjet Print, 250 x 130 x 5 cm, 2019 © Hochoul Lee](//img.artrabbit.com/events/fragments-of-information/images/c9t2xb5b3D0z/691x460/1-PR.jpg)
A Second in Thousands (MAY.19,2019 12:00:00-14:09:47) [Detail], Oil paint, Canvas, Inkjet Print, 250 x 130 x 5 cm, 2019 © Hochoul Lee
-
A Second in Thousands (MAY.26,2019 12:00:00-14:09:47) Oil paint, Canvas, Inkjet Print 250 x 130 x 5 cm 2019
-
A Second in Thousands (MAY.19,2019 12:00:00-14:09:47) A Second in Thousands (MAY.26,2019 12:00:00-14:09:47) A Second in Thousands (MAY.28,2019 12:00:00-14:09:47) Oil paint, Canvas, Inkjet Print 250 x 130 x 5 cm each 2019
-
A Second in Thousands (JUN.27,2019 12:00:00-12:08:13) Sand, Clay, Steel, hammer 195 x 240 x 5 cm 2019
Exhibition
Fragments of Information
14 Feb 2020 – 25 Mar 2020
Regular hours
- Monday
- 09:30 – 17:00
- Tuesday
- 09:30 – 17:00
- Wednesday
- 09:30 – 17:00
- Thursday
- 09:30 – 17:00
- Friday
- 09:30 – 17:00
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Address
- 13/14 Cornwall Terrace
- London
- NW1 4QP
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Buses: 2, 13, 18, 27, 30, 74, 82, 113, 139, 189 and 274
- Tube: Baker St.
Event map
In this exhibition, Lee will display new pieces from the series “A Second in Thousands”. Lee’s recent works have focussed on the meaning of human cognitive functions, and his works are greatly influenced by philosophy.
About
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation is delighted to introduce the works of the artist Hochoul Lee to the UK public.
In this exhibition, Lee will display new pieces from the series “A Second in Thousands”.
Lee’s recent works have focussed on the meaning of human cognitive functions, and his works are greatly influenced by philosophy. Lee’s inspiration for this series of works comes from the worrying problems related to political issues, the spread of racism and the growth of nationalism, and he believes that the collapse of traditional ethics is related to a lack of imagination and acceptance towards individuality.
In the present environment, people continuously process complicated information, standardized elements and results derived from statistics. This leads us to forget the uniqueness and originality of each individual.
In order not to succumb to the fear that the power of imagination in our modern society is declining, Lee is reminding himself of the importance of imagining individuality through repetitive physical activities in his works.
