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Balancer

Austin Lee, in collaboration with Nathan Bennett and Good Mother Gallery

A lighthearted chrome sculpture of a figure balancing on one foot: a column and a body at once.

Render of a rounded chrome sculpture of a figure standing on one foot atop a stand
Render of Austin Lee, Balancer, 2026. Courtesy of the artist.

The work

Austin Lee’s Balancer is a lighthearted sculpture of a person standing on one foot atop a stand. The round forms are beautiful and abstract while at the same time configured as a body: a column and a figure at once.

About the artist

Austin Lee (b. 1983, Las Vegas) is an American artist whose paintings and sculptures combine digital technologies with traditional media. He received an MFA in Painting from the Yale School of Art and a BFA from the Tyler School of Art. He lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Images

A painting of a soft, glowing pink elephant against a blue and red background
Austin Lee. Courtesy of the artist.
A sculpture of a red figure with a yellow crown and blue legs, mid-stride with one arm raised
Austin Lee. Courtesy of the artist.
A painting of pink figures dancing hand in hand across a bright green hillside
Austin Lee. Courtesy of the artist.
A painting of two rounded blue faces pressed together in an embrace
Austin Lee. Courtesy of the artist.
A blurred painting of a boxer in red gloves leaning on the ropes of a ring
Austin Lee. Courtesy of the artist.
A painting of pink hands reaching toward a leaping horse against a rainbow background
Austin Lee. Courtesy of the artist.
A soft-focus painting of two people at a table with a pink cloth and a vase of flowers
Austin Lee. Courtesy of the artist.
A glossy gold sculpture of a smiling figure curled inside a rainbow, on a white plinth
Austin Lee, Sculpt Joy (previous work). Courtesy of the artist.

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