Chrysalis 2000 hand-cut polyurethane panels on aluminum armature, polyurethane coating 270 × 157 × 120 cm Collection: Fukuoka Asian Art Museum Courtesy: Studio Lee Bul Photo: Rhee Jae-yong

Among the Korean artists of the new generation who made their debut after the late 1980s, the female artist Lee Bul is the most highly regarded internationally. Her works deal with the...

May 29, 2021 · Chrysalis by Lee Bul. Image courtesy of the Mori Art Museum. She portrays these concepts and that of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) on gender equality with organic shapes, industrial structures and Utopian ideals and failures.

Jul 21, 2019 · “Chrysalis” by Korean artist Lee Bul is part of our permanent collection, hanging in our Asia Gallery. The white sculpture, which references both the dignity of ancient European sculpture and Korean porcelain, is a hybrid entity made up of …

LEE BUL. Born 1964. Currently resides in Seoul. Majored in sculpture at Hongik University. Since the late 1990s, Lee has received critical acclaim around the world and established herself within the post-globalization international art scene as one of Asia's leading artists.

Provocative and inventive, Lee Bul (이불) is one of the leading Korean artists of her generation. Working across performance, sculpture, painting, installation and video, she is most known for her monstrous sculptures, cyborgs, and utopian landscapes.

May 23, 2014 · Lee Bul (b. 1964) is an artist from South Korea. See more of their work on Arthur.io.

Lee Bul (Korean: 이불; 李昢; born 1964) is a South Korean artist who works in various mediums, including performance, sculpture, installation, architecture, and media art.

Aug 3, 2019 · South Korean artist Lee Bul creates sculptures and installations that move between dystopian techno-monsters and objects pulled from ruinous cityscapes. Emerging out of the late 1980s, Bul has examined urbanization, mythology, and societal “progress” in …

Mar 19, 2025 · About the Artist Lee Bul (b. 1964, Yeongju) lives and works in Seoul, South Korea. Having graduated from Seoul’s Hongik University with a BFA in sculpture, she made early breakthroughs to create multi-faceted, provocative works that crossed genres and disciplines exploring themes of beauty, corruption and decay.