Sight Unseen
  • Explore the Archive
    • Spaces
    • Objects
    • People
    • Travel
    • Exhibitions
    • Trends
    • Fair Coverage
    • American Design Hot List
    • Library
  • Job Board
    • Find a Job
    • Post a Job
  • Our Services
  • SU Books
  • Shop the Collection
  • Explore the Archive
    • Spaces
    • Objects
    • People
    • Travel
    • Exhibitions
    • Trends
    • Fair Coverage
    • American Design Hot List
    • Library
  • Job Board - Find a Job
  • Job Board - Post a Job
  • Our Services
  • SU Books
  • Shop the Collection
3 / 19

The Making of

Kwangho Lee’s Enamel-Skinned Copper Series

An example of one of those rough edges, clearly visible before the enamel has been applied. Lee chose copper as the substrate for the project partly because it's so light and easy to cut, weld, and manipulate, unlike steel.

Subscribe to Sight Unseen’s Weekly Newsletter

  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Submissions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Shop FAQ
  • Newsletter