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This pen and ink drawing is created on 250 gsm Fine Art Smooth (Matte) paper using thousands of hand-drawn concentric lines. From a distance, the intricate spiral pattern resolves into a captivating portrait, while up close it reveals a rich landscape of texture, rhythm, and mark-making.

Exploring the relationship between geometry and human form, the artwork blurs the boundary between abstraction and realism, inviting viewers to continually rediscover the image as they move through space. The result is a striking contemporary work that combines technical precision with optical illusion and visual depth.

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Drawing from a background in multimedia, digital design, and computational creativity, Jun Lee uses code as both a tool and a collaborator. His work often begins with simple geometric rules, mathematical relationships, or procedural systems that are allowed to evolve into complex visual compositions. Through this process, rigid structures give rise to fluid forms, reflecting the tension between order and chaos, precision and intuition, machine logic and natural growth.

Central to his practice is an ongoing exploration of contrast: straight lines against flowing curves, digital precision against organic imperfection, and human creativity against algorithmic generation. Inspired by patterns found in nature. From branching root systems and cellular structures to erosion, growth, and emergence, his artworks seek to reveal unexpected connections between computational systems and biological processes.