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Seo Hye Lee

Artist

Korea, United Kingdom

Seo Hye is a deaf South Korean artist based in London, UK. Drawing on her personal experience of hearing loss and of being a cochlear implant user, she utilises a multidisciplinary approach to explore a world of sound and silence through the mediums of drawing, moving image, and multi-sensory installation.

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http://www.seohyelee.com

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Seo Hye Lee

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