Tiffany Lee

"Topography of Cozumel" Contemporary Geometric Paper Collage

At the impressionable age of 18, Heng-Hui (Tiffany) Lee immigrated to the United States from Taiwan. Although western influence has expanded her ability to create and express new concepts, her Asian roots resurface in the infinite detail displayed in her artwork. She began creating and expanding her use of paper collages, sculptures and jewelry since 1986, while obtaining her Bachelor's and MFA with an emphasis in interior design/environmental design, from the University of Houston. Her interior design and architectural skills allow her to use a layering effect on many of her pieces, similar to the structures and substances used in architecture design and construction. Lee’s artwork was included in the juried Third Annual International Exhibition of Women’s Art in Soho, New York City. In addition, her work was selected for the Sixty-Fourth Annual National Art Exhibition in Cooperstown, New York. Furthermore, Lee also participated in the Sixth Annual Women’s Art show in San Antonio, Texas. Her work is published in “Advertising Greeting Card," a collection of greeting cards from around the world. She was also featured in the Museum and Arts magazine. During 2019, Lee’s paper collage was included in a juried exhibition, “Lines, Shapes & Objects,” sponsored by Fusion Art. In addition, her artwork was also accepted in the “Show Your Paper” exhibition, juried by Kathryn Markel, at the Women Made Gallery in Chicago.