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"Ms. Lee-Johnson was born in Korea and studied in France, Germany, Korea, and the USA. Her books ""My Life"" and ""Life Through the Windows"" collect together paintings with a brief story of how each painting conveys the feelings and emotions at that time. There is despair in some paintings and joy in others. Her work celebrates the love of mathematics and nature in the context of cultural differences and abstraction. ""It is a magical moment to create the natural look"" from inanimate materials.Her art reflects the intercultural influences provided by her international studies and travel. She holds a BFA in Interior Architecture from the Parsons School of Design and a German literature and language major from Ewha Woman's University Seoul. She worked as an Interior Architect in New York City. She further studied at the Art Student League New York, and L'Academie Charpentier in Paris France. She paints full-time from her Studios in New York City, Puerto Rico, and Italy."
"Pattern in Randomness, Beauty in Tragedy Ms. Johnson does a wonderful job walking us through her life through her art. And her art beautifully depicts her emotions and mental state along the way. Her use of color and pattern is bold and compelling. And she tells a real story of the highs and lows of her life. Thank you for sharing your life journey through your fantastic art! The book delves into the artist's inner world through the language of abstraction, allowing emotions to take center stage. The artworks, diverse in their abstract nature, communicate a spectrum of feelings. From vibrant and dynamic compositions to serene and introspective pieces, each painting offers a unique glimpse into the artist's emotional landscape. The author shows how one can overcome difficulties and setbacks in life. Abstract paintings provide a visual and emotional feel of the situations. Together with the text, each page is a real treat in color, feeling, and story. It is an excellent book to return to time and again. The beauty of ""My Life"" is not solely in its aesthetic appeal but in the dialogue it fosters. The fractal patterns serve as a conduit for personal interpretation, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the intricate designs and discover connections with their own emotional experiences."
