Lee's surfaces (Chinese rice papers & canvas) intricately weave symbols and objects rich in spiritual and cultural significance, probing the contemporary reinterpretation of sacred imagery. His paintings employ techniques such as layering, abstraction, and obfuscation, evoking a sense of ambiguity and temporal displacement - mirroring today's relentless visual saturation and noise.
His body of work functions as a visual chronicle, tracking the evolving meanings of these symbols amidst the digital age's processes of manipulation and commodification. Critical reflection on Lee's subjects and motifs channels viewers to reconsider the relevance of historical traditions and cultural semiotics in today's consumer society.