Publisher/平凡社

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This book was published on the occasion of the long-awaited large-scale retrospective exhibition in Japan of Lee Ufan (b. 1936), an artist representing the Mono-ha movement, which has attracted great attention internationally. A collection of works. ``Li, who greedily absorbed various ideas and literature from the East and West, deepened his interest in contemporary art from the 1960s, and began producing in earnest in the late 1960s.Let's overcome the uncertainty of vision. Lee led the movement called ``Mono-ha,'' which combined and presented natural and man-made materials with an attitude of restraint. Furthermore, he developed his worldview that everything is interconnected not only in his visual arts but also in his writings. Lee's works liberate art from the world of images, themes, and meanings, and question the relationships between things and people. It is proof that everything in the world exists synchronically and is interconnected. This exhibition features a collection of representative works, from early works that questioned the problems of visual perception that preceded the Mono-ha movement, to the Relational Item series, which changed the concept of sculpture, to highly spiritual paintings that play tranquil rhythms. I will meet you. In addition to past works that trace Lee's creative path, new works that represent new horizons will also be exhibited.'' (From this exhibition)