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Lee Jimin's Textile Sculptures Hollow Out Everyday Objects at Fakery

artist · 2026-10-20

Lee Jimin, a South Korean artist born in 1999, specializes in creating translucent textile sculptures that preserve the shapes of recognizable items while leaving their interiors hollow. Her upcoming project for 2024, titled Transparent Imagination, centers around the theme of the cup, encouraging contemplation of everyday actions and personal recollections. The term Fakery evokes a fictional bakery, where commonplace objects are reimagined through textile artistry. Lee graduated with a degree in Fiber Arts from Ewha Womans University in 2022. In 2024, she will take part in an artist residency at Marunuma Art Park in Japan, showcasing her solo exhibition 続く in Asaka. Previously, she exhibited 차 린 in 2023 at Magpie & Tiger Sinsa Tea Room in Seoul. Her art explores the interplay between presence and absence.

Fatti principali

  • Lee Jimin is a South Korean artist born in 1999
  • She graduated in Fiber Arts from Ewha Womans University in Seoul in 2022
  • Her 2024 project Transparent Imagination centers on the cup as subject
  • Fakery is the name evoking an imaginary bakery linked to her textile work
  • She participated in a 2024 residency at Marunuma Art Park in Japan
  • She presented the solo show 続く in Asaka, Japan
  • Her 2023 solo exhibition 차 린 was hosted by Magpie & Tiger Sinsa Tea Room in Seoul
  • Her textile sculptures use thin linear structures with empty interiors

Entità

Artisti

  • Lee Jimin

Istituzioni

  • Ewha Womans University
  • Marunuma Art Park
  • Magpie & Tiger Sinsa Tea Room

Luoghi

  • South Korea
  • Seoul
  • Japan
  • Asaka

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