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Lee Yun-gi
The Weaver of Myth and Memory Lee Yun-gi (1947–2010) occupied a rare space in the Korean cultural landscape, acting as a bridge between the profound depths of ancient mythology and the visceral realities of modern existence. Born in Gunwi-si, South Korea, his early life was shaped by the complex tensions of a nation navigating its postwar identity. While history often remembers him as a titan of literature—a prize-winning novelist and
a prolific translator who brought the intricate labyrinths of Umberto Eco to Korean readers—his artistic soul sought expression through a more tactile medium. For Lee, the boundaries between the written word and the painted canvas were fluid; both served as vessels for exploring the psychological repercussions of conflict, displacement, and the enduring power of human connection. His creative journey was profoundly marked by his obser…