MORE INFORMATION
CALENDAR
Click here to view the MCA Calendar
MCA Calendar
Use the MCA calendar to view a timeline of exhibitions and events - past, present and future.
E-NEWSLETTER
Click here to Subscribe
MCA EVENTS
ART BABY
ART BABY
The MCA’s unique social program for parents and carers with babies.
› MORE
Lee Bul
Cyborg W1-W4, 1998
cast silicone, polyurethane filling, paint pigment
view of work in production
Collection: Artsonje Center, Seoul
Photo: Yoon Hyung-moon
© the artist
Lee Bul
Amaryllis, 1999
Hand-cut polyurethane panels on aluminum armature, enamel coating
210 x 120 x 180 cm
Collection: Arario Gallery, Chonan, Korea
Photo: Rhee Jae-yong
© the artist
Lee Bul
View of the artist’s studio with:
Supernova
hand-cut polyurethane panels on aluminium armature, polyurethane coating
290 x 290 x 290 cm;
and Chrysalis hand-cut polyurethane panels on aluminum armature, polyurethane coating
270 x 157 x 120 cm
in production, 2000
Collection: Supenova, Orange County Museum of Art; Chrysalis, Fukuoka Asian Art
Museum
Photo: Rhee Jae-yong
© the artist
Lee Bul
Cyborg W6, 2001
hand-cut polyurethane panels on FRP, polyurethane coating
232 x 67 x 67 cm
Untitled, 2002
hand-cut polyurethane panels on aluminum armature
300 x 230 x 120 cm
Installation view, Rodin Gallery, Samsung Museum, Seoul, 2002
Collection: Samsung Museum of Modern Art, Seoul 
Courtesy: Samsung Museum
Photo: Kim Hyun-soo
© the artist

Lee Bul



26 November 2004 - 27 February 2005

Based in Seoul, Lee Bul is a leading figure within a new generation of contemporary Korean artists. Bul’s practice embraces sculpture, performance, video and interactive media. She began her career in the late 1980s and came to international prominence a decade later for her high-tech sculptures based around mythical monsters and futuristic cyborgs.

This exhibition, the first solo Australian exhibition of Bul’s work, presents key sculptural and video works from the 1990s to the present day, including her monster and cyborg sculptures. A suite of ornamental, contextual cyborg drawings by the artist will also be presented, revealing a more private aspect of her practice to date.

Concerned with the human body, gender and technology, Bul creates a world in which flesh and steel collide; and in which the ordinary limitations of the human body are exceeded. The mediation of everyday life through technology is also a recurrent theme in Bul’s karaoke works.


ADMISSION: FREE





Sponsors

‹ BACK