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Abstract Neon Light Installations Photographed by Jung Lee

July 24, 2017

Christopher Jobson

This Is The End, From the Series ‘No More’, 152×191cm, C-type Print, 2016

Like the loop-de-loop scribbles of a child, artist Jung Lee (previously) constructed a series of neon light sculptures that were installed and photographed against cinematic landscapes as part of her series titled “No More“. Earlier neon works by the artist have focused on legible typographic phrases and words, with these new pieces taking a markedly abstract turn, perhaps in direct connection with the series’ title. The neon sculptures were installed on foggy snowbanks and reflective beaches, adding a bit of intrigue as to their intention. Photographs from the “No More” series were on view amongst several additional light installations last year at One and J Gallery. (via Fubiz)

No more, From the Series ‘No More’, 152x191cm, C-type Print, 2016

Unintelligible, From the Series ‘No More’, 152×191cm, C-type Print, 2016

Still Dreaming, From the Series ‘No More’, 152×191cm, C-type Print, 2016

Take Me Away, From the Series ‘No More’, 128×161cm, C-type Print, 2016

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