Born in 1985, Jason Lee graduated from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in 2006 with Diploma
in Visual Communication, specializing in photography design. In 2010, he obtained a BA
(Hons) in Fine Arts from the University of Huddersfield, UK.
Although his primary medium is photography, he also works with installation and performance. His current works deals with wide issues that revolve around the urban environment and contemporary society that inspires him. His artistic interest lies in the areas of urbanization, abandoned traditions, and sub-cultural lifestyle. Art to him is a platform to explore issues that are being misunderstood or overlooked. He has participated in group exhibitions, curatorial projects and collaborations with varying roles as artist, organizer, photographer, web publisher and designer. He is based in Singapore and is a present member of The Artists Village.
Although his primary medium is photography, he also works with installation and performance. His current works deals with wide issues that revolve around the urban environment and contemporary society that inspires him. His artistic interest lies in the areas of urbanization, abandoned traditions, and sub-cultural lifestyle. Art to him is a platform to explore issues that are being misunderstood or overlooked. He has participated in group exhibitions, curatorial projects and collaborations with varying roles as artist, organizer, photographer, web publisher and designer. He is based in Singapore and is a present member of The Artists Village.
Under WrapsMedium: Inkjet print on fine art paper (Series of 12)
Dimension: 60 cm x 60 cm
Year: 2010
Under WrapsMedium: Inkjet print on fine art paper (Series of 12)
Dimension: 60 cm x 60 cm
Year: 2010
Under WrapsMedium: Inkjet print on fine art paper (Series of 12)
Dimension: 60 cm x 60 cm
Year: 2010
FearsomeFearsome
Mini wok, concrete nails
28 x 28 x 8cm
2011
The concept of this artwork derived from the fear of cooking. The wok is a useful object for making cuisine. Yet the artist is always full of doubts when he cooks. The wok has therefore been regard as a symbol of fear for him, with nails epitomizing these fears.
FearsomeFearsome
Mini wok, concrete nails
28 x 28 x 8cm
2011
The concept of this artwork derived from the fear of cooking. The wok is a useful object for making cuisine. Yet the artist is always full of doubts when he cooks. The wok has therefore been regard as a symbol of fear for him, with nails epitomizing these fears.
Portraits of PossibilitiesPortraits of Possibilities (series of 6)
Digital inkjet print on textile banner lite
42 x42cm
2012
This series of photos depicts superimposed men and women heads superimposed on each other is to create a studies of duality and to serve as an investigation in blurring lines between the male and female based on facial profile impression. The resulting mugshot creates a silent, oscillating charge that hints a new characters emerging and receding.
Portraits of PossibilitiesPortraits of Possibilities (series of 6)
Digital inkjet print on textile banner lite
42 x42cm
2012
This series of photos depicts superimposed men and women heads superimposed on each other is to create a studies of duality and to serve as an investigation in blurring lines between the male and female based on facial profile impression. The resulting mugshot creates a silent, oscillating charge that hints a new characters emerging and receding.
Portraits of PossibilitiesPortraits of Possibilities (series of 6)
Digital inkjet print on textile banner lite
42 x42cm
2012
This series of photos depicts superimposed men and women heads superimposed on each other is to create a studies of duality and to serve as an investigation in blurring lines between the male and female based on facial profile impression. The resulting mugshot creates a silent, oscillating charge that hints a new characters emerging and receding.
