Lee Kit — Drawings
NT$35,000 / Limited to 8
- Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper. Eight unique pieces.
- Includes Certificate of Authenticity and two Full-Access Passes to Sonic Shaman.

C 2026
37.3 × 28.5 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Rainbow 2026
40.2 × 29.2 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Shut up 2026
41 × 29.3 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Untitled I 2026
38.8 × 29 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Untitled II 2026
40.5 × 29 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Untitled III 2026
39 × 29 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Untitled IV 2026
39.4 × 29.5 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Untitled V 2026
41 × 29.5 cm
Pencil and colour pencil on drawing paper
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Artist’s Statement
In early summer 2025 I was working in an old house on the outskirts of Tokyo. For about two weeks, I took the subway and local train out from the city every day and stayed there working. On the trains and on the street I kept seeing different faces. It felt pretty much the same as living in Taiwan, or the time in Hong Kong. On the desk in the room where I worked, upper left, there was a stack of cheap sketch paper that’s already hard to find these days. I bought it on the way to the house on the first day, because I hadn’t seen it in a long time.
While I was there, I’d take a short break roughly every hour — no phone, no answering messages — just sit under the air-con for a bit, or drink coffee and smoke by the floor-to-ceiling glass door. Around the third day, during those breaks, I started drawing circles in pencil on the sketch paper on the desk, thinking about the faces I’d seen on the way, or about my own expression. Turns out expressions aren’t that far away after all. (Start)
These faces were drawn later, at home in Taipei.
About the Artist
Born in 1978 in Hong Kong, Lee Kit lives in Taiwan. Recent solo exhibitions include Space ISU, Seoul (2026), Fridericianum, Kassel (2025), Hong-gah Museum, Taipei (2023), Kuandu Museum of Art, Taipei (2022), West, Den Haag (2021), Art Sonje Centre, Seoul (2019), Hara Museum, Tokyo (2018), Walker Art Center, Minneapolis (2016), and the 55th Venice Biennale (2013). Group shows include Secession, Vienna (2024), Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2017), Sharjah Biennial (2015), MoMA and the New Museum, New York (2012), among others.