Artist Practise
Le's creations delve into her Vietnamese heritage, interwoven with influences from Nordic and Asian cultures.
Central to her work are the nuances of yellow, which narrate her personal journey of identity, belonging, and spirituality. Yellow serves as a visual manifestation of healing—both for herself and in the process of creating. It embodies her efforts to bring awareness to the body and material transformation, creating a space for mindfulness and growth.
She sees her artistic practice as a circular journey, involving various mindful, time-consuming practices, such as hand-weaving and natural dyeing, emphasising the importance of preserving traditional handcraft and bridging the past, present, and future.
Her work has been exhibited in Norway at Kunstnernes Hus, Studio 17, Sorgenfri Gallery, and Collective Oslo, as well as in various galleries affiliated with the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. Her first overseas appearance were at the Marginal Art Fair in Fukushima, Japan, in January 2025.
Le's artistic research "Dancing in Tune with Oneself and Others" focuses on the interconnection between materiality, the body, and movement, with nature serving as a profound source of inspiration. Through performances and collaborations, Le invites audiences into her world to witness materiality and body transforming from one form to another.
Photographer: Hieu Le