CHUN-YI LEE (Born 1965) Crying Mountains, 1993CHUN-YI LEE (Born 1965)Crying Mountains, 1993Ink and color on paper, mounted as a hanging scroll, signed Li Junyi, 93, the outer titleslip inscribed in Chinese and English. 20 1/2 x 14 1/8in (52 x 36cm)李君毅（生於1965年） 憤怒的山 設色紙本 立軸 一九九三年作款識：李君毅九三Provenance:Hanart TZ Gallery, Hong KongPublication:李君毅 Chun-yi Lee, Hong Kong Modern Chinese Ink Painting Association, 1997Exhibition: HK, Exhibition Gallery, Shatin Town Hall & Tuen Mun Town Hall, 1999來源：香港漢雅軒出版：《李君毅》，香港現代水墨畫協會，1997年展覽：香港沙田大會堂及屯門大會堂，1997年Born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Chun-yi Lee moved to Hong Kong in 1970 with his family. He studied art under Liu Kuo-Sung at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and pursued his graduate program at Tunghai University, Taiwan. After he received his PhD degree in Art History from the Arizona State Univeristy, Lee became a post-doctoral fellow at the Phoenix Art Museum. He currently teaches at the National Taiwan Normal University. Inspired by the practices of Epigraphy, the use of seals in Chinese literati painting and possibly the contemporary visual culture of digital imaging, Lee carves sticks of soft woods with Chinese characters and stamps them repetitively at various strength to form grids of 'pixels' that reveal photographic images of traditional subjects, such as the blue-and-green landscape and the Wu Daozi style Heavenly King with exaggerated facial expressions.