...In his solo exhibition, Lee Hanjoong presents sculptures made from birch plywood, revealing the subtle beauty of natural grain and texture. These works are a meditation on the invisible principles of existence — on the essence behind all forms.
Each sculpture is identified only by a number, without a title — a gesture reflecting the artist’s belief that truth cannot be captured in language. Through his work, he reflects on perception: light, wind, mirrors, waves, even the self — all exist only in relation to something else. Everything is reflection, and in reflection lies truth.
“This” — as the artist calls it — is not something to be named, but something to be felt. Through matter, he seeks the immaterial. Through form, the formless. His sculptures invite the viewer to ask: what is real, and what is illusion?
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