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Otherworldly Folded and Cut Fractal Watercolor Portraits
Timothy Hyunsoo Lee is a Korean-American artist based in Brooklyn, whose inspiration is drawn from themes of psychological disorders, spirituality and religion. His sculptural installations mix several artistic techniques like realistic watercolor paintings, as well as the use of folding and cutting paper, similar to Christine Kim's work. This set of otherworldly portraits, whether suspended in mid air or folded and lain upon the floor, give a displaced feeling of movement through alternate dimensions, grasping at different parts of reality.
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Tagged brooklyn, illustration, korea, mixed media, paper cut, pattern, portrait, timothy hyunsoo lee, usa
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