J.S.Bach-Prelude in eb minor BWV853
Description of the work
- Media Oil on Canvas
- Location SIGNIEL SEOUL 79F The Lounge
The repeating grid structures and rhythmic color palettes in her work symbolize musical measures and melodies. Viewers follow the visual signs flowing across the surface, experiencing the progression of a musical composition in three dimensions. In works like Blue Prelude BWV 853, she captures the emotional temperature of specific keys through visual nuances, demonstrating a sublime harmony between logical analysis and artistic intuition.
Lee’s paintings do not merely imitate sound; they prove the essential blueprint of music. The feast of lines and planes, vibrating dynamically within a static frame, offers a wondrous experience of "visualizing sound," showcasing the potential of painting as a synesthetic medium.
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About the author
Unlike traditional abstract painters who rely on emotional spontaneity, Lee meticulously translates the mathematical structures of music—pitch, rhythm, and harmony—into a structured visual language of color, line, and plane. Her practice is deeply rooted in "absolute music," specifically the works of masters like J.S. Bach. Lee has committed her life’s work to the monumental task of visualizing Bach’s entire catalog of keyboard music, a testament to her scholarly rigor and artistic tenacity. This systematic approach has led to interdisciplinary collaborations with scientists for sound analysis and "Exhibition Concerts" with performers
Lee expanding the boundaries of fine art. With works held in prestigious collections. Lee invites viewers to move beyond listening, offering a new horizon of "reading" and "experiencing" music through the eyes.
Ewha Womans University Psycholory Bachelor’s degree
Ewha Womans University BFA




