Haevan Lee is a contemporary artist who expresses the regional context of specific places through various forms including painting, installation, video, fiction. As an artist, she has created painting-sculptures by superimposing the layers of landscapes that she experienced while staying at Peace Culture Bunker, an anti-tank defense shelter built after armed North Korean guerillas invaded Seoul, South Korea in January 1968, and presented the works Goliaths, Tanks (2018). She is planning and producing the Dopa+Project, a collaborative project which explores the sustainability of collectives across borders by collaborating with multinational artists, researchers and experts in various fields. Haevan is currently participating in the master's programme (2020-2022) in artistic research at The  Royal Academy of Fine Arts, The Hague and contributes to various exhibitions including Pyeongchang Biennale (2017) and Bangkok Art Biennale (2020). Currently based in The Hague, The Netherlands and Seoul, South Korea.