Description
The photograph is a Fuji Crystal Archive C-Type Print and is one of a limited edition of ten.
Size
405 x 580mm (image)
565 x 750mm (mounted size)
600 x 790mm (framed size)
We have a selection of these photographs on display in mounts and/or frames, you can see what is currently in stock by selecting a framing option above. If your desired piece is not available, all photographs in the collection can be ordered until the edition is complete (please email your enquiry)
The photographs are presented in a thick, slightly off-white mount, wrapped in cellophane. Where framed, the mounted image is framed with a contemporary 22mm flat black cube moulding and glazed with anti-reflective Artglass.
About the Artist
Han Lee captures moments that we have perhaps seen, but never pondered.
Born in Singapore of a Dutch merchant Joannus Wilhelmus Frederik de Boer and Jean Phaik Kim Leong, an interior designer and model, he was educated in London. He started an English Literature degree at Goldsmiths, University of London, but he already had a camera in his hand. It pulled him towards his future profession and he gained a degree in photography at Salisbury College of Art. A career would follow in portraiture and fashion. His work has been published in national newspapers, by the BBC, Britart and a plethora of magazines. The National Portrait Gallery has exhibited his photographs. Now his subjects are found along the way.
Han Lee is compelled to seek out the moment when the commonplace is somehow disrupted, revealing a strange beauty.
take a picture
hold time
distil form, colour
miracles every day
elemental and abstract,
communion of….moments
only real things
pure, the essence of
welcome serendipity…
et memento mori
