Our imaginations are remarkable things. When we dream, our brains conjure up colorful cityscapes, carefully crafted characters and even entire worlds, the likes of which can only be found in fiction. But for Korean artist JeeYoung Lee, these fictions have found their real life home in a 3 x 6 meter room.

Given that Lee refuses to use Photoshop or any kind of digital trickery to produce her images, her results are rather astonishing. Occasionally drawing from Korean folk tales and fables for inspiration, Lee spends months carefully constructing each set in an attempt to shoot "the invisible". While her peers try to capture reality or augment it digitally, Lee aims higher, harnessing her dreams and memories through a tumbling medium of plastics, fabrics and vibrant paints.



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