Mysterious art at Bradwolff

Haevan Lee's work transforms Bradwolff Projects into a vibrant landscape of geometric shapes and artificial sculptures that symbolize the harsh realities of conflict. Lee interweaves fact and abstraction to show the complexity of human emotions.

About the artist

Haevan Lee (1990, Dong Song-eup, near the Korean DMZ) is a contemporary artist based in The Hague and Seoul. Her work explores geopolitical landscapes and interweaves landscape painting, storytelling, and historical research to illuminate the complexities of border politics and ecology.

With an MA in Artistic Research from the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague and a BFA in Oriental Painting from Sungkyunkwan University, she participates in international exhibitions such as the Pyeongchang Biennale and Bangkok Art Biennale.

Visitor information

Visitors are invited to navigate this metaphorical buffer zone, where the tension between calm and chaos is palpable. The exhibition calls for reflection on the nature of conflict, the fragility of peace, and the resilience of the human spirit.