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alt projects

Sejung Lee, Joanne Jung-eun Lee and Pilar Wiley

Willie by Pilar Wiley: a grey-green looping ceramic form and a yellow ball on a concrete floor
Willie, Pilar Wiley, Ceramic and epoxy. Courtesy of the gallery.

About the gallery

alt projects is an independent curatorial platform founded in 2024 and based in the Los Angeles area. It develops exhibitions and projects that connect contemporary art, research, and cross-cultural perspectives, with a particular interest in Asian and diasporic artists. Through ongoing collaborations with artists including Joanne Lee and Sejung Lee, alt projects has presented work at art fairs and developed opportunities to bring their practices to broader audiences. Joanne Lee’s work was recently acquired by the Denver Art Museum, marking a significant milestone in her artistic career and the platform’s ongoing collaborations with its artists.

Artists

Artists at the alt projects booth

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Sejung Lee

Portrait of Sejung Lee

About the artist

Sejung Lee (b. 2000, South Korea) is a London-based artist whose work explores how intimacy, memory, and emotional vulnerability persist across physical distance. Working across painting, drawing, printmaking, and photo books, she uses fragmentation and material interventions to examine mediated connections through images, voice, and text. Lee received her BFA in Painting from Hongik University in 2025 and is currently studying at the Royal Academy Schools in London.

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Joanne Jung-eun Lee

Portrait of Joanne Jung-eun Lee

About the artist

Joanne Lee creates delicate paintings of empty chairs using traditional Korean Hanji paper and mineral pigments. Through subtle layers of material, she transforms an everyday object into a meditation on memory, presence, and absence. Her works are held in the collections of Hello Kitty Island Museum in Jeju, South Korea, and the Denver Art Museum in Denver, Colorado.

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Pilar Wiley

Portrait of Pilar Wiley

About the artist

Pilar Wiley is a Los Angeles-based ceramic sculptor whose biomorphic forms explore the boundaries between organic life, the body, and the natural world. Drawing on nearly two decades of experience as a potter, she creates abstract sculptures that combine playful forms with a sense of ecological unease. Wiley is the recipient of the 2026 P-I-G Award and has exhibited her work at venues including Sotheby’s in New York, Los Angeles, Aspen, East Hampton, and Palm Beach, as well as art fairs such as NADA Miami. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Dwell, Los Angeles Times, and M le Magazine du Monde.

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