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Sangjang Lee

Kaywon University of Art & DesignSujong-Ku, Republic of Korea

Sangjang Lee is an assistant professor of SMArt product design at Kaywon University of Art and Design, and also a director of the Korea Industrial Designer Association. In the past he oversaw more than 5,000 different product designs at Walt Disney Co. In addition, based on his experience of completing his master's degree at the Cranbrook Academy of Art, he has recently continued his work under the name of the artist ‘Award Lee’. His work dismantles a single electronic product, severing the functional relationship between the components in it, and then rearranging the new relationship of each component only in size and shape.


(November 2024)

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