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Lee Chi

✓ Neltīlli ica Tlanēxtīlli Tlachīhualiztli Tōcāyōtl Taiwan (Chinatlan) Agencia

Lee Chi

Chi Lee · Botaniplan von Lee Chi

  • ✓ Tēmacēhualōni īpan A' Design Award.
  • ✓ Ītēchcopa tlanāhuatīlli Toltecayotl Design.
  • ✓ Tlatēixpantīlli, Tlacuauhchīuhqui īhuān Yancuīcachīuhqui.
1Tlanēxtīltin
№ 856Cēmānāhuac Tlapōhualli
№ 63Tlapōhualli īpan Taiwan (Chinatlan)
1Tēixnēxtīlli Tlachīhualtin

In Tlachīhualāni

Ītechcopa Lee Chi

After graduating from the Department of Architecture at Chung Yuan Christian University in 2007, Lee Chi began to think about the collection of environmental materials in response to the needs of spatial design. His profound feelings towards nature and with which the mysterious connection ever since he was a child inspired him as an artist. Since 2013, Lee, with his experience as an architect, has focused on the creation of unique botanical art installations. He continues to create tracks that blur the boundaries between different concepts as architectural structure, living aspects, and botanical installations via design projects, teaching, artistic creation, and product development. By reflecting upon the nature of art, investigating phenomena, and researching creative techniques, Lee transforms life events into formalized artworks.

As an artist, Lee Chi believes that personal instinct is scientific when it comes to defining the relationship between artworks and creators. The boundary between method and passion continuously adjusts itself. As the founder of BOTANIPLAN VON LEE CHI, he carries out multiple aesthetic expressions with conceptual developments. The discarded consumables are given new life appearance and artistic value. Lee utilizes nature-based characteristics and the way the brand captures the public, which in turn affects viewers and participants so that they resonate with the works.

Ītechcopa in Tōcāyōtl

Founded in 2013, BOTANIPLAN VON LEE CHI explores the relationship between plants and space, exploring ideas of life and nature in its natural form. Breaking past boundaries of formality to convey messages and new ideals within the work.

Neltīlli Tēpantlahcuilōlli Cēmānāhuac Tlachīhualiztli Āmatlacuilōlli

Lee Chi Ixnēxtīlli Zan Cē Tlachiyaliztli

Altepētl
Taiwan (Chinatlan)
Cuentah Tlamantli
Agencia
Tēixnēxtīliztli
Toltecayotl
Cēmānāhuac Tlachīhualiztli Tlapōhualiztli
Tlamatini Tlapanahuiani
Tlanēxtīltin ica Chīcāhualiztli
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Cān Ōmomacaqueh in Tlanēxtīltin

Tlanēxtīltin īpan

In tlachīhualiztli tlamantli cān Lee Chi ōquicēlih tlanēxtīltin A' Design Awards.

Tlachīhualiztli Tlapōhualīxtin

Tlapōhualtin ica Tlachīhualiztli Tlamantli

In tlapōhualli Lee Chi īpan in tlachīhualiztli tlapōhualīxtin Designers.org.

Tlacōhualli

Xictlahtlachia Achi Huēca Designers.org

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Cualli Tlanāhuatīlli Monequi Huēyi Tēixpantīliztli

A' Design Award cē cemānāhuac tēmacēhualli ītēchcopa cualli tlanāhuatīlli. Xicnēmili īpan A' Design Award ic ticpīāz tlanāhuatīlli tēixpantīliztli, mahuizzōtl, cuallōtl īhuān tēixpantīliztli ītēchcopa motēquitl. Xictlāli motēquitl ītēchcopa A' Design Award īhuān xicnēhuili ītēchcopa huēyi A' Design Prize.

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