Seongeun Lee is a South Korean artist. She is Ph.d candidate at Pusan National University in Fiber Art. She received her BFA from Pusan National University in 2019 and also completed her MFA in 2021 in Fiber Art. Currently in Textiles MA, Royal College of Art (London, UK). She is interested in human existence and coexistence. Her three-dimensional fiber sculpture simultaneously shows the softness and strength of fiber materials.

Seongeun Lee work combines and materializes the connection between humans and nature—illustrating the unified relationship through soft sculpture made from natural fiber materials. Fiber art, which has always been a part of the flow of mankind, is constantly inspired by the keyword nature. Creating art is a process of self-establishment for Seongeun Lee and many other artists. Through three-dimensional soft sculpture, Seongeun Lee will continue to highlight the responsibility to viewers to better understand their connection and relationship to nature.

Continuing this philosophy, Seongeun Lee's motifs are based on images that depict the vitality of nature, mainly made of natural fibers. Cotton and metal threads, linen, and bast fiber were dyed and the fabric was cut to form a harmony of lines and surface design. And over time and accumulation, these threads became a three-dimensional sculpture reminiscent of blood vessels and the fibers within plants. These pieces are fluid yet solid and allow viewers to feel the intensity of an intrinsic love of nature.