A comprehensive survey of the last decade of work from world building Macedon Ranges artist Adam Lee. Lee’s painting
and drawing practice ties together narratives of memory, imagination and transcendence. Through his works on canvas and paper, Lee builds worlds where allegory and atmosphere coalesce to suggest a highly personal outlook informed by collective folklore and legend. His work references a wide range of sources including historical and family photographs, spiritual narratives, natural history, and contemporary music, film and literature to investigate aspects of the human condition in relation to ideas of temporal and supernatural worlds. These explorations find their physical manifestation

in Lee’s well-honed individual style, characterised by moody landscapes and a contemporary take on tenebrism.