Dinh Q. Lê's childhood in Vietnam, experiences as a refugee, and education in the US greatly influenced his artistic vision and activism, reflecting a blend of personal memories and broader historical contexts.
His frustration with biased narratives around the Vietnam War in American academia led him to create provocative posters challenging the dominant narratives and advocating for a more inclusive representation of all perspectives.
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