The work of Yehrim Lee, a visiting artist at the University of Georgia, consists of an intricate network of materials hung from the ceiling with fishing wire.
Fired clay, paper, plastic and fabric all combine into an elaborate and delicate-looking work that resembles both a coral reef and wisps of smoke.
Lee’s sculpture, called “Let Me Grow II,” is part of the Mint Gallery’s 5th annual juried exhibition. The show now on display is titled “Interrupted.”
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