Colibri sipping Monarda fistulosa atop Acequia plants from the Rif

Lee Lee is a multi-disciplinary artist, activist and storyteller who is passionate about healing landscapes. This visual arts archive follows the journey of an international practice that examines our relationships with the land and each other.

Geographies

Journeys that inspired the paintings and worldviews behind them

Themes

Spanning decades, themes take a deep dive to understand our place in the world and how we arrived here.

Recent Works

  • Lee Lee - culpeo cutouts

    Acequias Mendoza: Culpeo

    Culpeo are fox-like, wild canines that thrive along the spine of the South Andes, into Patagonia. Acequias have historically benefited the animals, as have the introduction of Rabbits. These monoprint fotolito with chine collee artworks were created at Proyecto ‘ace in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

  • Eco-prints at the TAOS distillery

    Cyanotypes created as mixed media works on paper by Lee Lee as part of the Acequias program at the TAOS Distillery

  • Saigon School for the Blind

    Lee Lee: oil paintings created from plein air sketches created at a school for the blind in Saigon, Vietnam