Feb 27

Interview: Jung Lee: The South Korean photographer captures neon thoughts in barren landscapes to convey the limitations of language

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Interview: Jung Lee


Graduating with an MFA from the esteemed Royal College of Art in London, South Korean artist Jung Lee not only studied the theory and practice of photography, but also the art of a foreign language—English. Ever…

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