Lee Ufan is a Korean-born painter and sculptor, deeply rooted in both Korean and Japanese art traditions, who uses minimalism to explore the relationship between materials, process, and the viewer’s experience. Her technique emphasizes restrained gestures, the natural qualities of stone and metal, and the importance of space—often working with sparse brushstrokes and thoughtfully positioned elements. Her works evoke tranquility, introspection, and a profound sense of presence, inviting viewers into a contemplative dialogue with the physical world.