The Third Chapter : Interview with Woojun Lee (English ver.)
Every artist is guided by something that cannot always be seen, yet quietly gives meaning to everything they create. In this conversation, Woojun Lee reflects on a practice that questions not simply what we see, but how we come to see it. Through familiar objects, everyday landscapes, and the subtle dialogue between memory, the body, and experience, he explores how perception is continuously shaped long before we become aware of it. Beyond every finished work lies a way of seeing the world. One shaped by memory, experience, and the body itself. The Core Message invites readers to encounter that quiet inquiry through the artist's own words. -- Q. Thank you for joining us. To begin our conversation, we are curious to know how you define your identity as an artist at this moment and what central theme most occupies your thoughts. A. Hello, I am Woojun Lee. I think of myself as an internal observer. One of the things that has stayed with me is how the brain shapes not just what we see...
