Lee Ufan is a Korean artist and philosopher associated with Mono-ha in Japan. His work emphasizes relationships between natural and industrial materials—stone placed on steel, pigment applied in slow, singular gestures, or objects arranged to activate surrounding emptiness.
Ufan’s practice foregrounds perception, time, and the encounter between body and object.
Lee Ufan is a Korean artist known for Mono-ha works that emphasize material relationships and meditative spatial intervals.
Lee Ufan is a Korean artist known for minimal, meditative arrangements of natural and industrial materials within space.
