Lizzie Wee is a Singaporean multidisciplinary artist, curator, designer, illustrator, art director and video editor.

Wee participated in the international residency programme at BLVCK BLOCK and was part of the Stable Attraction Exhibition (2024) whereby artists of various backgrounds and practices from both Singapore and South Africa were paired in a cross-cultural exchange. Wee featured in the Compression micro-exhibition (2024) at Baba House, the High Commission of Singapore in Pretoria.

Artist Statement:

Lizzie Wee is a Singaporean multidisciplinary artist, curator, designer, illustrator, art director and video editor. She has lived in many cities including Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Berlin, Boston, New York, and Singapore. She received her BFA from New York University and an MA Fine Arts from the Goldsmiths programme at LASALLE College of the Arts.

Wee’s present practice-based research investigates notions of identity and belonging; through an examination of archetypal female roles found in Southeast Asian pop culture and visual media. Her works are expressed through video, performance, writing for performance, and multimedia installation. Wee has exhibited her work in various international galleries, showcases, symposiums, and art fairs online and in Singapore, Taiwan, Shenzhen, Szczecin, New York, and Shanghai. Apart from her artistic practice, Wee has worked with Sotheby's Hong Kong, Kitchen Hoarder, a woman-run production team focused on lifestyle and food culture, and Pure Art Lab, a local children’s art school.

Wee’s artworks exhibited at Stable Attraction: