Yen-Hua Lee
Dreams, memories, and humor are parts of my drawing. I am portraying some of my friends’ stories, and I also recreate some memories in my life. Our body is a container. It not only has our organs inside, but also saves some memories of our life. My friends told me about sadness of their lives. At that time, I knew my friend’s stories were filling my heart. Most people are weak, and we need a strong home (body/container) to protect us.
I try to open my mind to find the kinds of memories (funny, sad, etc.) that I can use in my drawings.
Lines create some space in which to find the stories and memories. These spaces are my containers. They show what we want and what we do not want. These stories are there. I know some want to open the door to look at the story in the container, and some want to close the door to forget the stories.
RGASA 2008 3rd place Winner
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