Yona Lee
Yona Lee is known for her elaborate, site-specific installations that respond to and complicate our engagement with urban and domestic environments. Using stainless steel tubing and everyday objects, Lee’s labyrinthine structures encourage us to consider the frameworks—literal and figurative—that shape our interaction with public and private space.
Yona Lee on CIRCUIT · 3 works
Propositions (Part 1) (2021)
Lee's snaking yellow and grey tubes travel between museums and non-descript hotel rooms, trains and buses, swimming pools and street scenes.
Propositions (Part 2) (2021)
Lee's snaking yellow and grey tubes travel between museums and non-descript hotel rooms, trains and buses, swimming pools and street scenes.
Propositions (Part 3) (2021)
Lee's snaking yellow and grey tubes travel between museums and non-descript hotel rooms, trains and buses, swimming pools and street scenes.
Writing & podcasts featuring Yona Lee
Yona Lee, Amy Howden-Chapman, Gavin Hipkins
Yona Lee, Amy Howden-Chapman, Gavin Hipkins
This podcast is the first in a two-part series that looks at how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted artists working in the moving and the institutions that show their work.
CIRCUIT projects featuring Yona Lee
Masons Screen
Masons Screen
Masons Screen is a public screen for video art in Wellington's CBD. CIRCUIT curates the screen in collaboration with the Wellington City Council.