The exhibition 'Open Wound' by Mire Lee at Tate Modern utilizes fabric sculptures to create a dynamic relationship between art and human experience, emphasizing immersion.
Mire Lee describes her installation process, highlighting a shift from hands-on creation to collaborating with fabricators for her most ambitious project to date.
The work features fabric sculptures drenched in liquid, emphasizing a sensory connection while exploring the ideas of bodily experience within art.
Curator Alvin Li notes that Lee's artistic style is evolving, suggesting a deeper theatricality in her latest immersive installation at Tate Modern.
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