visual artist / photographer
visual artist / photographer
visual artist / photographer
TuNA LEE
TuNA LEE
TuNA LEE
Deoksugung Seokjojeon(1910) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Deoksugung Seokjojeon(1910) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Deoksugung Seokjojeon(1910) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Tuna Lee(1993, Korea) is fascinated by the intrinsic characteristics of photography, such as its ability to document and convey reality. He takes a particular interest in sensory perception and historical subjects. Tuna Lee focuses on the personal and public narratives that emerge from the relationship between place and time. He graduated from Sangmyung University's Department of Photography and is attending the Korea National University of Arts of visual Art Department.
Tuna Lee(1993, Korea) is fascinated by the intrinsic characteristics of photography, such as its ability to document and convey reality. He takes a particular interest in sensory perception and historical subjects. Tuna Lee focuses on the personal and public narratives that emerge from the relationship between place and time. He graduated from Sangmyung University's Department of Photography and is attending the Korea National University of Arts of visual Art Department.
Tuna Lee(1993, Korea) is fascinated by the intrinsic characteristics of photography, such as its ability to document and convey reality. He takes a particular interest in sensory perception and historical subjects. Tuna Lee focuses on the personal and public narratives that emerge from the relationship between place and time. He graduated from Sangmyung University's Department of Photography and is attending the Korea National University of Arts of visual Art Department.
Quilting - A part
of memory (2017-2020)
Quilting - A part
of memory (2017-2020)
Quilting - A part
of memory (2017-2020)
Gyeongseong jaepanso (1928) / 2018 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gyeongseong jaepanso (1928) / 2018 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gyeongseong jaepanso (1928) / 2018 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gyeongseong Jegukdaehak Igonghakbu / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gyeongseong Jegukdaehak Igonghakbu / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gyeongseong Jegukdaehak Igonghakbu / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gwangtonggwan(1909) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 176x294cm
Gwangtonggwan(1909) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 176x294cm
Gwangtonggwan(1909) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 176x294cm
Dong-A Ilbo saok(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Dong-A Ilbo saok(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Dong-A Ilbo saok(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Jungang godeungbotonghakgyo (1937) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm \
Jungang godeungbotonghakgyo (1937) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm \
Jungang godeungbotonghakgyo (1937) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm \
Jungmyeongjeon(1901) / 2018 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Jungmyeongjeon(1901) / 2018 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Jungmyeongjeon(1901) / 2018 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Pai Chai Hakdang(1916) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Pai Chai Hakdang(1916) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Pai Chai Hakdang(1916) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Chosun JoongAng Ilbo saok(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Chosun JoongAng Ilbo saok(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Chosun JoongAng Ilbo saok(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gusegun Sagwanhakgyo (1928) / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Gusegun Sagwanhakgyo (1928) / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Gusegun Sagwanhakgyo (1928) / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Jukcheomjung(1938) / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Jukcheomjung(1938) / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Jukcheomjung(1938) / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Misseuimulsan Gyeongseongjijeom / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Misseuimulsan Gyeongseongjijeom / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Misseuimulsan Gyeongseongjijeom / 2020 / Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Bumin-gwan / 2020 /
Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Bumin-gwan / 2020 /
Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Bumin-gwan / 2020 /
Archival pigment print / 90x150cm
Gyeongseong-bu Chung(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gyeongseong-bu Chung(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Gyeongseong-bu Chung(1926) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Deoksugung Seokjojeon(1910) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Deoksugung Seokjojeon(1910) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Deoksugung Seokjojeon(1910) / 2017 / Archival pigment print / 75x125cm
Statement
The object of the series is the modern architecture builted between the Korean empire and the Japanese occupation during the colonial period.
Not long ago, many modern buildings in Seoul were 'remnants of Japanese colonial rule' orIt was demolished in indifference for the same reasons as 'traces of shameful history'. The remaining buildings that have not been demolished are becoming faded and retain their shape in the place.
Modern architecture, however, is a symbol of Korean modern history and a center of history. It serves as a link to connect time as historical evidence that proves the era that has been turned away and buried, but clearly existed. In other words, it has value as a kind of 'passage' that encounters past and present.
Since the building was built on the ground, people from various eras have photographed memories of buildings. The photos are rich on the Internet where all information is digitized. I searched the modern architecture on the portal site and archived photos of buildings photographed in various ages and classified them by building. Based on the photographs I took, I used Photoshop to sculpt and attach them to each other like old technique “Quilting”
Sculptures in the form of buildings are photographed in different eras, although they are photographed in the same building. In this work, which is connected with various sculptures of various periods in one form, the building becomes a symbol of contact and connects the past and the present.
But history does not end at present. History is a progressive form of time that leaves a trace of contact and creates the future. At this moment, memories through the buildings are being made. This work is also ongoing. This is because the "A Piece of part" to be made in the future will become part of a building that has another appearance and communicate with us today.
Statement
The object of the series is the modern architecture builted between the Korean empire and the Japanese occupation during the colonial period.
Not long ago, many modern buildings in Seoul were 'remnants of Japanese colonial rule' orIt was demolished in indifference for the same reasons as 'traces of shameful history'. The remaining buildings that have not been demolished are becoming faded and retain their shape in the place.
Modern architecture, however, is a symbol of Korean modern history and a center of history. It serves as a link to connect time as historical evidence that proves the era that has been turned away and buried, but clearly existed. In other words, it has value as a kind of 'passage' that encounters past and present.
Since the building was built on the ground, people from various eras have photographed memories of buildings. The photos are rich on the Internet where all information is digitized. I searched the modern architecture on the portal site and archived photos of buildings photographed in various ages and classified them by building. Based on the photographs I took, I used Photoshop to sculpt and attach them to each other like old technique “Quilting”
Sculptures in the form of buildings are photographed in different eras, although they are photographed in the same building. In this work, which is connected with various sculptures of various periods in one form, the building becomes a symbol of contact and connects the past and the present.
But history does not end at present. History is a progressive form of time that leaves a trace of contact and creates the future. At this moment, memories through the buildings are being made. This work is also ongoing. This is because the "A Piece of part" to be made in the future will become part of a building that has another appearance and communicate with us today.
Statement
The object of the series is the modern architecture builted between the Korean empire and the Japanese occupation during the colonial period.
Not long ago, many modern buildings in Seoul were 'remnants of Japanese colonial rule' orIt was demolished in indifference for the same reasons as 'traces of shameful history'. The remaining buildings that have not been demolished are becoming faded and retain their shape in the place.
Modern architecture, however, is a symbol of Korean modern history and a center of history. It serves as a link to connect time as historical evidence that proves the era that has been turned away and buried, but clearly existed. In other words, it has value as a kind of 'passage' that encounters past and present.
Since the building was built on the ground, people from various eras have photographed memories of buildings. The photos are rich on the Internet where all information is digitized. I searched the modern architecture on the portal site and archived photos of buildings photographed in various ages and classified them by building. Based on the photographs I took, I used Photoshop to sculpt and attach them to each other like old technique “Quilting”
Sculptures in the form of buildings are photographed in different eras, although they are photographed in the same building. In this work, which is connected with various sculptures of various periods in one form, the building becomes a symbol of contact and connects the past and the present.
But history does not end at present. History is a progressive form of time that leaves a trace of contact and creates the future. At this moment, memories through the buildings are being made. This work is also ongoing. This is because the "A Piece of part" to be made in the future will become part of a building that has another appearance and communicate with us today.
Other Works
Other Works
Other Works
GMC
GMC
MPA
MPA
MPA
Daeheung-dong
Daeheung-dong
Daeheung-dong
Daeheung-dong
GMC
Visual art labor Tuna
© 2024 Tuna lee
Contact Me
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Visual art labor Tuna
Visual art labor Tuna
© 2024 Tuna lee
© 2024 Tuna lee