ABOUT THE ARTWORK
Lê Thị Hiền's "Sen" presents a captivating visual dialogue between tradition and modernity, tranquility and chromatic vitality. Three stylized lotus forms, rendered in an arresting fuchsia pink, stand proudly on a verdant lawn beside a misty lake. This potent contrast between the sculptures' vibrant hue and the serene natural backdrop – ancient trees, ethereal waterscape – creates a spectacular focal point. The work not only honors the pure beauty of the lotus but also evokes its tenacious spirit and resilience, reanimating a familiar setting with a boldly contemporary artistic language. It offers a sophisticated meditation on cultural syncretism and enduring beauty, inviting viewers to a moment of contemplative wonder.
Sương mai
2023 • D=120cm • Lacquer
Vàng son một thuở
2023 • 120 x 160cm • Lacquer
Thuở vàng son
2023 • 90 x 120cm • Lacquer
Hạnh nguyện
2020 • 90 x 120cm • Lacquer
PARTICIPATED EXHIBITIONS
No cataloged exhibitions.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Lê Thị Hiền
(1957 – )Born in 1957 in Son La, Le Thi Hien is a Vietnamese female sculptor and art educator. She graduated from the Hanoi University of Fine Arts and earned a Master’s degree in Education from the University of Montreal (Quebec, Canada). From 1991 to 2012, she taught at the Hanoi University of Fine Arts. Throughout a creative career spanning over four decades, Le Thi Hien has pursued an abstract sculptural language grounded in geometric structures, the interplay between solid and void, and the use of light and negative space. Working primarily with stone and metal, her artworks blend structural rigor and minimalism with softness, lyricism, and a subtle sense of femininity. She has participated in numerous exhibitions, creative workshops, and artist residency programs in Vietnam and internationally—including in Hungary, Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands, Malaysia, the Czech Republic, and the United States. Le Thi Hien is recognized as a significant contributor to the development of contemporary Vietnamese abstract sculpture and has positively influenced generations of young artists.
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