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Paper artist Lee he-ju shows off his work
Serene Echoing / Courtesy of Lee He-ju
By Bahk Eun-ji
Artist Lee He-ju will hold an exhibition of Korean paper art at Gana Art Center from Dec. 9 to 14.
“Serene Echoing” is Lee’s 13th solo exhibition using Korean paper made from mulberry - called “hanji” - through the collage technique.
“After lots of repeated attempts attaching and pulling off small pieces of Korean traditional papers, I discovered a technique for expressing the dynamic rhythm of nature,” Lee said.
Gana Art Center is at Insadong-gil 56, Jongno, Seoul. For more information, call (02) 734-1333.