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Seagulls, 20 × 20 “, 2025
Artist: JEABOK LEE
When the world turned out to be far bigger than he imagined, Jabok Lee began painting small beings like himself — creatures who carry the emotions he couldn't speak, the vulnerabilities he couldn't show, the moments that passed without meaning. Rendered in oil on canvas with a tone that is at once humorous and deeply sincere, his figures stand in the wind, swim like dogs, and hold apples before the laws of physics. They are small, yet anything but small. Still, they are there — and that is why they are there.
Seagulls, 20 × 20 “, 2025
Artist: JEABOK LEE
When the world turned out to be far bigger than he imagined, Jabok Lee began painting small beings like himself — creatures who carry the emotions he couldn't speak, the vulnerabilities he couldn't show, the moments that passed without meaning. Rendered in oil on canvas with a tone that is at once humorous and deeply sincere, his figures stand in the wind, swim like dogs, and hold apples before the laws of physics. They are small, yet anything but small. Still, they are there — and that is why they are there.
