The minimal white canvases of Lee Ufan's Response series are defined by singular sweeps of
acrylic, expanding on his concept of anchoring a work to its “encounter”, a moment in time
and space when the brush marks the canvas. While a development from his Dialogue series,
the Response works adopt a refined palette of more complex, earthier tones, with enhanced
movement within the expressive strokes.

On the Response works, Lee Ufan states, "these works have been created through a conversa-
tion between the canvas, brush and pigments of colour. I may start out with a concept or motif

in mind but I am then influenced by externalities, and as a result, this expression is not about
myself – it’s an interaction directed by multiple elements. My intense touch across the canvas,
coinciding with the untouched blank space, creates something bigger than myself, opening up
new worlds of painting.”

The minimal white canvases of Lee Ufan's Response series are defined by singular sweeps of
acrylic, expanding on his concept of anchoring a work to its “encounter”, a moment in time
and space when the brush marks the canvas. While a development from his Dialogue series,
the Response works adopt a refined palette of more complex, earthier tones, with enhanced
movement within the expressive strokes.

On the Response works, Lee Ufan states, "these works have been created through a conversa-
tion between the canvas, brush and pigments of colour. I may start out with a concept or motif

in mind but I am then influenced by externalities, and as a result, this expression is not about
myself – it’s an interaction directed by multiple elements. My intense touch across the canvas,
coinciding with the untouched blank space, creates something bigger than myself, opening up
new worlds of painting.”

The minimal white canvases of Lee Ufan's Response series are defined by singular sweeps of
acrylic, expanding on his concept of anchoring a work to its “encounter”, a moment in time
and space when the brush marks the canvas. While a development from his Dialogue series,
the Response works adopt a refined palette of more complex, earthier tones, with enhanced
movement within the expressive strokes.

On the Response works, Lee Ufan states, "these works have been created through a conversa-
tion between the canvas, brush and pigments of colour. I may start out with a concept or motif

in mind but I am then influenced by externalities, and as a result, this expression is not about
myself – it’s an interaction directed by multiple elements. My intense touch across the canvas,
coinciding with the untouched blank space, creates something bigger than myself, opening up
new worlds of painting.”

The minimal white canvases of Lee Ufan's Response series are defined by singular sweeps of
acrylic, expanding on his concept of anchoring a work to its “encounter”, a moment in time
and space when the brush marks the canvas. While a development from his Dialogue series,
the Response works adopt a refined palette of more complex, earthier tones, with enhanced
movement within the expressive strokes.

On the Response works, Lee Ufan states, "these works have been created through a conversa-
tion between the canvas, brush and pigments of colour. I may start out with a concept or motif

in mind but I am then influenced by externalities, and as a result, this expression is not about
myself – it’s an interaction directed by multiple elements. My intense touch across the canvas,
coinciding with the untouched blank space, creates something bigger than myself, opening up
new worlds of painting.”