Temporary Installations in Pacific Spirit Park, Vancouver, BC

 Insulated bubble wrap envelopes repurposed as monoliths. Installed at dawn, removed at dusk.

Climate Change: Fact or Fiction

Altered Book base with painted paper mache whale and globe. 

Purchased golf tees and fimo. All other elements recycled.

 

Self Portrait 2020

Paring down to basics

The Sum and Total of All Human Knowledge vs Microscopic Parasites

Altered Book with recycled yarn, beads, and pins.

A comment on the Covid 19 virus.

Ms Priority Post at the Seattle Recycle Festival, June 8, 2019

Miura folded origami for the dress and fan folding for the cape. Paper compliments of Ryosuke Cohen and hundreds of Postal Artists from around the world.

"Ships that pass in the night..."

Altered Book with bottles, pencils, and stamps

Like messages in bottles, or letters, that pass out at sea

Shown at Artrich, an event at the Richmond Cultural Center, Richmond, BC

How to build an underground house. 

An Altered Book home for two mice.

Older Little Women

An Altered Book with salvaged found objects

Tut, Tut, Tut, Too Much Stuff

All that gold bling must have come from Egypt. An attempt to put an excess of sewing notions to good use.

Eco Art Walk, Vancouver, BC, Canada, June 2018

A Caterpillar, a Housefly, and a Mosquito walked into a Recycle Bar...

Eco Installation at the Templeton and William Street traffic diverter during June 

LUMINESCENCE - Deer Lake Gallery, Burnaby, BC, Canada

Tree-Paper-Book-Tree

The Life Cycle of a Book

Vaulted Narrative

A mixed media flip box going to Memento Mori, Artist Book Triennial, Vilnius, Lithuania.

Wednesday, August 9, 1 pm, John Lawson Park, West Vancouver

A little number made from plastic produce trays and cast-off bling.
Come and join Janet and I for the afternoon.

Half Hundred Swing Show: Homage to Joseph Cornell, Kobe, Japan

Free-Falling Fruit Fly - boxed assemblage of recycled elements

Artist's Books, Gallery East, Perth, Australia

Time to Change the Sheets - salvaged materials including dryer lint and keyboard key poetry, encased in plastic and presented in a book form

Slow Clothes, West Vancouver, August 3, 2016

Blue Box Butterflies by Lorraine Kwan and Janet Lee will be there on Wednesday August 3rd at 1:00 pm

Candy Carousel for Trashion Fashion, Manhattan Highline, NY, NY, June 28th, 2015

Made primarily of plastic and end-of-run factory lace. Photo by Lorraine Kwan, modeled by Erica.

Candy Carousel for Trashion Fashion, Queen's Botanical Gardens, NY, June 2015

A collaborative effort between Janet Lee and Lorraine Kwan. Photo by Sabato Visconti, modeled by Margot on Sunday, June 21st.

Ontario College of Art and Design University, Toronto Ontario, Canada

My plastic bugs (art students) are curious, what is going on inside the pencil box (Sharpe Center)?
Part of an alumni display in the Anniversary Gallery, 100 McCaul Street until April 2015.