​​Sharon Cheuk Wun LEE ​ (b. 1992, Hong Kong) holds an MFA (2025) from Columbia University, as well as an MFA (2022) and a BFA (2016) from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She has presented solo exhibitions at Kyoto Art Center as part of KG+ SELECT (Kyoto, 2023) and at Lumenvisum (Hong Kong, 2017). Her work has been shown at institutions and galleries including Galerie du Monde (Hong Kong, 2025); The LeRoy Neiman Gallery and Below Grand (New York, 2025); WMA and HART Haus (Hong Kong, 2024); Tai Kwun Contemporary (Hong Kong, 2022); and The Listening Biennial (Berlin, 2021).
 

Art commissions include Rice is Greener on the Other Side, presented at WMA Space (2024), If Tomorrow Never Comes & The Remnants of Yesterday, presented in emo gym at Tai Kwun Contemporary museum (2022), Wish You Well, presented in Hi! Flora Fauna at the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens by the Art Promotion Office (2021); Same River Twice, presented in Peer to Peer: UK/HK (2020); and multiple projects with the Hong Kong International Photo Festival (2018–2020). She has participated in residencies at Tiger Strikes Asteroid & Transmitter Gallery (New York City, 2025), the Oak Spring Garden Foundation (Virginia, 2025), and Taipei International Artist Village (Taipei, 2018).

Lee won the WMA Masters Award (Hong Kong, 2019) and was a finalist for Kyotographie KG+ SELECT and the Sovereign Asian Art Prize (2023). She has been awarded scholarships for academic exchanges at Yale University and the University of Vienna, as well as research grants from Columbia University (2025) and the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (2023).
 

Her work has been featured in ArtAsiaPacific, Harvard Advocate, Artomity, and South China Morning Post.

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