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Joceline Lee
Joceline Lee, Fish, 2011.
Joceline Lee is an artist based in Dingly, Victoria whose current body of work explores human structures, skeletal figures and anatomical studies. Working mostly with ink on paper, she renders skulls, carcasses, rib cages in intricate detail, reimagining the basic frameworks of a diverse range of animal life. Working from both photographs and physical models, Lee reinterprets the anatomical forms creating new histories for animals considered prehistoric.
Lee’s studies of bone structure have been informed by her recent Artist Residency at the Palaeontology Collection at the Melbourne Museum. Focusing on ancestral vertebrates, her work plays with form and scale to interpret fractions of mega fauna to paper.
Joceline Lee, Skeleton, 2011.
Lee has been showing her work both in group and solo exhibitions since 2008. In 2010, she was awarded a JUMP mentorship to work alongside film maker and media artist Rhian Hinkley. Her work most recently appeared in a solo exhibition at the No Vacancy Project Space for the Melbourne Fringe Festival.