Cloud
A print series by Lee Hau Yi.
Lee Hau Yi is a self-taught artist from Hong Kong.
“I work most frequently with mixed media. Artistically speaking, I am an autodidact; I come from a multi-discipline design background of applied media art studies that inform my practice. My aim is to reflect the rich complexity of life in a contemporary world, drawing discursive elements together from diverse sources such as plural humanity, embodying a creative economy, cultural diversity, arts, technology, politics and ecology. Human emotion and the lived experience dominate much of my work.”
All profits from the sale of this print will be donated to World Central Kitchen.
Each print is a limited edition of 5.
Size: 20x20cm / 10x10in.
Print specs: C-Type prints on archive Fuji Matt paper.
Sold unframed.
Printed in the UK.
Prints ship weekly on Mondays.
A print series by Lee Hau Yi.
Lee Hau Yi is a self-taught artist from Hong Kong.
“I work most frequently with mixed media. Artistically speaking, I am an autodidact; I come from a multi-discipline design background of applied media art studies that inform my practice. My aim is to reflect the rich complexity of life in a contemporary world, drawing discursive elements together from diverse sources such as plural humanity, embodying a creative economy, cultural diversity, arts, technology, politics and ecology. Human emotion and the lived experience dominate much of my work.”
All profits from the sale of this print will be donated to World Central Kitchen.
Each print is a limited edition of 5.
Size: 20x20cm / 10x10in.
Print specs: C-Type prints on archive Fuji Matt paper.
Sold unframed.
Printed in the UK.
Prints ship weekly on Mondays.
A print series by Lee Hau Yi.
Lee Hau Yi is a self-taught artist from Hong Kong.
“I work most frequently with mixed media. Artistically speaking, I am an autodidact; I come from a multi-discipline design background of applied media art studies that inform my practice. My aim is to reflect the rich complexity of life in a contemporary world, drawing discursive elements together from diverse sources such as plural humanity, embodying a creative economy, cultural diversity, arts, technology, politics and ecology. Human emotion and the lived experience dominate much of my work.”
All profits from the sale of this print will be donated to World Central Kitchen.
Each print is a limited edition of 5.
Size: 20x20cm / 10x10in.
Print specs: C-Type prints on archive Fuji Matt paper.
Sold unframed.
Printed in the UK.
Prints ship weekly on Mondays.