From Point

"From Point" by Lee Ufan exemplifies his approach to Minimalism and Abstract art, emphasizing the significance of process and materiality. The work often features simple, deliberate markings or arrangements that invite experiential engagement, encouraging viewers to consider the relationship between the artwork, its site, and their own perception. Lee Ufan’s critique of European phenomenology is reflected in his focus on the moment of encounter and the space between object and viewer. "From Point" exemplifies his exploration of the subtle, contemplative gestures that challenge traditional notions of representation, fostering a dialogue between the material's presence and the viewer's perception.