Grace Camille Lee

Drawing influence from conceptual ideas of the ‘archive’, my current practice engages, not only with excavating the evolving connections and disconnections of archival objects, but also our own continued preoccupation with collection and documentation. The archive, being founded on the threat of destruction and loss, acts as a preface in examining the anxieties that surround impermanence, and introduces a possible dialogue between an unfinished past and an imagined future. This anachronistic exploration of time leads the finished work to be not so much about excavation as it is construction.

BA (Hons) Fine Art, Goldsmiths, University of London
Short Course: Painting, Slade School of Fine Art

2015:
National Open Art Competition, The Royal College of Art, London (upcoming)
Identity/Memory Part 2, Gallery on the Corner, London
Summer Salon, Islington Arts Factory, London
Permeations of the Self, Goldsmiths, London
Identity/Memory, The Frameless Gallery, London
2014:
Symbiosis, St James Hatcham, London
The Other, 310 NX Road, London
CRC Foundation end of year show, CRC
2013:
After Dark, St Ivo School
2012:
RA Online summer exhibition