Who Am I
Artist Statement
My work is an exploration of the space that exists in-between hope and cynicism. Asking the questions: How do we go through life with all of its immense brutality and not sink into immobilizing despair? How are we responsible for and accountable to each other? How do we communicate and what do we really mean? How do we decide what is relevant and what is not? And, most importantly, what is love, really?
Biography
Linda Lee took her first art class in 1995 at the age of 30 and graduated with honors from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2000. While attending Ringling, Lee was director of the college's 508 Gallery and the Crossley Gallery. Lee exhibited in the inaugural exhibition of Embracing Our Differences, a project of the Florida Holocaust Museum. Lee was born in upstate New York and currently lives in Sarasota, Florida.
My work is an exploration of the space that exists in-between hope and cynicism. Asking the questions: How do we go through life with all of its immense brutality and not sink into immobilizing despair? How are we responsible for and accountable to each other? How do we communicate and what do we really mean? How do we decide what is relevant and what is not? And, most importantly, what is love, really?
Biography
Linda Lee took her first art class in 1995 at the age of 30 and graduated with honors from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2000. While attending Ringling, Lee was director of the college's 508 Gallery and the Crossley Gallery. Lee exhibited in the inaugural exhibition of Embracing Our Differences, a project of the Florida Holocaust Museum. Lee was born in upstate New York and currently lives in Sarasota, Florida.
