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Michael Lee | Work
Michael Lee, Visual Artist and curator .
In this chapter Michael talks about his work as visual artist engaging with memory, fiction, dwelling and utopias.
In particular, he describes a series of Architectural Poster, Second Hand City, where he plays with the meaning of HDB dwellings and National Colombarium of Singapore, where he explores the narrative power of things.[/vc_column_text]
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