Jae Hoon Lee
For the past ten years I have lived in different countries, including Korea, America, and New Zealand. When I immigrated to New Zealand I began documenting my daily life by using a flatbed scanner to record the changes in my skin. From this point, the body became a fundamental element to all my artworks and I have always attempted to project a sense of the body in different times and spaces.
Jae Hoon Lee on CIRCUIT · 7 works
Dark Matter (2022)
A series of pulsing coals, crystal and other mineral deposits are digitally transformed.
Self Camera (2010)
The artist tries to create a meaningful relationship with his environment.
Writing & podcasts featuring Jae Hoon Lee
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Enabling Phrases, Spaces, Places
Enabling Phrases, Spaces, Places
"In here, space is soft. Like blocking a lightbulb with your fingers, the walls betray an illuminated, epidermal glow." — Alena Kavka discusses Who can think, what can think at Te Tuhi
The DNA of Film
The DNA of Film
Nova Paul, Jamie Berry and Jae Hoon Lee discuss the intersection of old and new technologies with the living world of mauri, whakapapa and spiritual practice.
CIRCUIT projects featuring Jae Hoon Lee
Wild Wild Life
Wild Wild Life
How is Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland City described outside of official city maps? What other kinds of wayfinding exist beyond our known pathways? What discrete spaces exist in plain sight?
Wild Wild Life is a collection of seven new artist videos developed in response to the city of Auckland.
The DNA of Film
The DNA of Film
A conversation with Nova Paul, Jamie Berry and Jae Hoon Lee, three artists whose recent works are born from a dynamic relationship between nature, mauri and filmic technologies