<Raven and a beautiful stone>, MMCA art book, Seoul, Korea

<Object Universe>, Ulsan Art Museum, Ulsan, Korea

<An Angel at my Table>, Factory 2, Seoul, Korea

<Salon de Nook Gallery>, Nook Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<The Manner of Objects>, Gallery Factory, Seoul, Korea

<Sense of Rhythm>, Wooran Foundation, Seoul, Korea

<Event Horizon>, Alternative Space Loop, Seoul, Korea

<Nostalgia through Noise>, Prompt Project, Seoul, Korea

<Herzog & de Meuron: Exploring SongEun Art Space>, SongEun Art Space, Seoul, Korea

<Binge-watching;14284>, Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, Ansan, Korea

<Rolling and Rolling>, The Great Collection, Seoul, Korea

<Family Report>, Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, Ansan, Korea

No Longer Objects, Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

<Tall, Flat, Hung>, Art Sonje Project Space, Seoul, Korea

<APMAP 2017>, Osulloc Tea Museum, Jeju, Korea

<The Expanded Manual>, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

<SongEun Art Awards>, SongEun Art Space, Seoul, Korea

<Intuition>, Hakgojae Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<Again it is a night, as it happens>, Wumin Art Center, Cheongju, Korea

<Pool Rising>, Artspace Pool, Seoul, Korea

<after primary structure>, Sueño 339, Seoul, Korea


<BGA Showroom: Part 1 & 2>, BGA, Seoul, Korea

<Klingsor's Last Summer>, HITE Collection, Seoul, Korea

<Time Show>, NTC CCA residency studio, Singapore

<The Theory of Light and Matter>, Doing Art, Seoul, Korea

<2016 Seoul Museum of Art Selected Works from New Acquisitions>, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

<Changwon Sculpture Biennale>, Changwon, Korea

<The Republic of Apartments>, Seoul Museum of History, Seoul, Korea

<An Exhibition with Little Information>, Museum of Contemporary Art Busan, Busan, Korea

<25.7>, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

<A loner's guide>, Common Center, Seoul, Korea

M.F.A. Department of Fine Arts, Korea National University of Arts, Seoul, Korea

<Discovery: 12 Contemporary Artists from Korea>, Rockefeller Center, New York, NY, USA

<A massless space>, space298, Pohang, Korea

<The Shape of Touch>, Buk Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

B.F.A. Department of Fine Arts, Korea National University of Arts, Seoul, Korea

<Perpendicular mind>, Prompt Project, Seoul, Korea

Eunu Lee places more emphasis on the connections between objects than the conceptual meanings that have been assigned to them. Following his graduation from the Korea National University of Arts in Seoul, he has shown various works investigating the relationship between art and design and the form and function of objects. By transforming ordinary things, he explores new relationships and meanings with implications for daily life. His work breaks down the duality of ready-made products through practical ways of constantly arranging, disassembling, and assembling objects, taking the viewer to a realm of new shock in a modern society that places a premium on the mass manufacture and efficiency of objects.

"The Shape of Touch" originates from a desire to share the value and joy of labor involved in creating art with hands and body, in an era where all materials can be digitalized. The exhibition is filled with 'materials' surrounding us, the 'shapes' that contain these materials, and the 'touch' of the artist who cuts and attaches materials to form shapes. By harmonizing with objects we use every day, Eunu Lee constructs her own sculptural world, offering an opportunity to contemplate the immersive experience and value taught by ordinary labor.

The Shape of Touch

To commemorate the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Thailand, a presentation was held at the Bear House of the Korea Furniture Museum in Seongbuk-dong. Artue showcased a carefully selected collection of works by artists Bac Jungwon, Eunu Lee, Hyundoo Jung, Jina Jung, Lee Koz, and Moonhee Cho.

ART & Party

The exhibition "Discovery: 12 Contemporary Artists From Korea", presented by Artue, showcases the diverse talents on the cutting-edge of Korea’s art scene, with works from artists : Sungsic Moon, Park Chan-wook, Jina Park, Heejoon Lee, Eunu Lee, HaSeulLin Jeong, Hyundoo Jung, Hyun Seung Eui, Chansong Kim, Yoonhee Na, Hyeon-A Cho, and Seok Cho. By encapsulating a broad range of contemporary artistic practices, it offers an intimate glance into the current landscape and future potential of Korean art, further promoting the understanding of postwar Korean art that has rapidly ascended in the global art sphere over the past decade.