Mr. Lee's work explores the human emotions. He tries to capture moments of human connections and sometime ventures into the greater social conditions. He frequently incorporates musical motives into his prints expressing rhythm, scale, phases, and tones through proportion and color.
Mr. Eddie Lee has been making prints for over 25 years. He started out as a letterpress printer, and has been printing with linoleum cut, soft point, and monotype techniques for the past several years.
Most recently Mr. Lee has developed a new technique, using sheet magnets. Mr. Lee's work explores the human emotions. He tries to capture moments of human connections and sometime ventures into the greater social conditions. He frequently incorporates musical motives into his prints expressing rhythm, scale, phases, and tones through proportion and color. His work has been shown in various galleries including the Arc Gallery, Marine Society of Artistes and the Graphic Arts Workshop gallery.
His works are in the Kala Institute Consignment Collection. Mr. Lee studied art and design at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Massachusetts College of Art for his BFA, and the Yale School of Art for his MFA. He is the founder and creative director of Square Two Design, a graphic design firm in San Francisco. He is also a council member of the Graphic Arts Workshop in San Francisco (graphicartsworkshop.org).