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Work by Andrew Yong Hoon Lee: video still of a performer in a pale jumpsuit at a microphone on a dark stage, with an Italian subtitle.
Work by Andrew Yong Hoon Lee: dark video still with cloudy gray patches and the caption "How to become a passage."
Work by Andrew Yong Hoon Lee: two microphone stands on a paved waterfront overlook at dusk, with a curved memorial wall and a pink sky.
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Andrew Yong Hoon Lee works in the moving image, sound, drawing and sculpture and examines sensory perceptions through the use of language, experience and space. His practice explores themes that range from the relationship between sounds and meaning in language, the phenomenologies of the diasporic and how memory and migration perform new imaginaries. Materially, Lee uses the lexicon of sound as it relates to other fields of knowledge. Musicality can be attributed to a drawing and a sound installation can become a space to explore the phenomenological qualities of different modalities. Through harmony and the dissonance of intertextual and intermedia strategies Andrew investigates the social, the political and subjectivity in his work.

Andrew Yong Hoon Lee has presented works at the Center For Performance Research in Brooklyn, NY (2012), The International Symposium On Electronic Arts in Vancouver, BC (2015), The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (2016), The Vancouver Art Gallery (2017), Mono No Aware Festival of Cinema-Arts Brooklyn, NY (2018), Achtung Cinema Paris, France (2019), Kinoskop International Analog Film Festival, Belgrade, Serbia (2019), Ann Arbor Film Festival, Michigan (2020).

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