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Every family photo depicts a trace of the lives once lived. In Erebus, Artist Lee Chia Yu photographs some of his old family pictures as an attempt to explain the beginning of his existence, or “I”. The pictures document the world before “I” came into being and which “I” never took part in. For these reasons, the pictures hold the answer to the question “Why am I what I am?” The artist has produced two framed copies of each family picture, one black and one white. Barely visible, the images demand some effort from viewers’ eyes and leave the rest of their uncertainties to the viewers’ own imaginations. Placed side by side, the black and white pictures are complementary and provide objective clues that disrupt our newborn imaginations. While an ongoing process of conflict, elimination and support lies between the objective and subjective answers, the answer lies in neither but can be found in an abstract space resulting from collaboration

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Chia-Chia Lee: Bridging East and West Through Digital Impressionism

Chia-chia lee, born in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, embodies a fascinating artistic journey rooted in the confluence of Eastern and Western cultural traditions. Her upbringing fostered an appreciation for both meticulous craftsmanship – evident in her dedication to mastering diverse mediums – and expansive conceptual exploration, themes that permeate her distinctive visual language. Currently residing in Luxembourg, she contributes her expertise as a multidisciplinary artist specializing in digital art alongside roles at Galeries Lafayette and beyond, demonstrating a dynamic engagement with contemporary artistic practices.

Early Influences: Lee’s formative years were marked by exposure to both European classical art and Korean heritage, shaping her understanding of artistic expression and storytelling.
Formal Training & Artistic Exploration: She pursued formal training in fine arts, honing her skills in traditional painting techniques before transitioning seamlessly into the realm of digital illustration. This deliberate evolution allowed her to synthesize stylistic elements from various sources.

Digital Impressionism and Conceptual Depth

Lee’s artistic approach centers around digital impressionism—a technique that skillfully blends spontaneity with precision, mirroring the spirit of Impressionist painters like Claude Monet. However, unlike purely aesthetic considerations, her work delves into profound conceptual themes exploring notions of identity, memory, and cultural exchange. Her canvases often depict evocative landscapes infused with symbolic representations reflecting personal narratives and broader societal concerns.

Technique: Utilizing advanced software tools, Lee achieves remarkable textural effects reminiscent of oil paint—a testament to her dedication to mastering both traditional and innovative methods.
Subject Matter: Recurring motifs include serene landscapes juxtaposed with abstract elements symbolizing inner reflection and the complexities of human experience.

Notable Achievements & Collaborations

Lee’s artistic vision has garnered recognition through exhibitions at prestigious institutions such as Galeries Lafayette, showcasing her ability to captivate audiences with emotionally resonant imagery. Furthermore, she actively collaborates with organizations like the Lee Ungno Museum in South Korea and the U.S. Department of the Interior Museum, contributing to cultural dialogues and enriching public understanding of art history.

Galeries Lafayette Exhibitions: Her artworks have been featured prominently in Galeries Lafayette exhibitions, attracting considerable attention from collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Museum Partnerships: Collaborations with museums underscore Lee’s commitment to disseminating artistic knowledge and fostering appreciation for diverse cultural perspectives.

Frederick Richard Lee's Legacy & Artistic Significance

Inspired by the Victorian genre paintings of Frederick Richard Lee, Chia-chia lee continues to explore themes of domestic life and human emotion. Like Lee, she strives to capture fleeting moments and convey nuanced narratives through her art—a pursuit that reflects a broader artistic tradition rooted in observation and empathetic storytelling.

chia-chia lee

Luxembourg

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Artistic Movement Or Style: Digital Art
Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Galeries Lafayette']
Date Of Birth: (Luxembourg City)
Date Of Death: (Living)
Full Name: chia-chia lee
Nationality: Luxembourgese
Notable Artworks: ['Erebus']
Place Of Birth: Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

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