Jennifer Tee

Questioning the relationship between spirit and matter, she works to give form to the intangible through material experimentation and performative gestures. Her works are characterized by her experimental use of a wide variety of creative techniques. Tee combines collages made with dried tulip petals and sculptures including ceramic domes, knitted floor objects, and textile coverings with performances to uncover the fragile entanglements of life. The work responds to experiences of cultural hybridity, identity and language, and trade routes between people, commodities and objects from nature.