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I AM NOT DAVID LEE X TAKASHIMAYA
SOLO EXHIBITION - "FOUR LETTER WORK" NOV 2020 - JAN 2021 "Four Letter Work" signifies a groundbreaking moment in Singapore's art landscape, proudly introducing the inaugural art exhibition hosted within a department store. The spotlight shines on the exceptional talent of Singaporean artist David Lee, whose artistic prowess takes center stage in this unprecedented showcase. This mesmerizing exhibition unfolds an array of David Lee's past and present masterpieces, unveiling a collection of over 35 artworks that delve deep into the fundamental themes of his artistic expression: perceptions, the inner child, consumerism, and subcultures. David Lee's art is a harmonious blend of thought-provoking concepts and playful, tongue-in-cheek humor. Through his distinctive technique, he breathes life into these themes, providing a unique and imaginative perspective on the world that surrounds us. "Four Letter Work" has struck a chord with an impressive audience of over 5,000 visitors, and this remarkable achievement owes its success to the generous support extended by Takashimaya Singapore. 
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I AM NOT DAVID LEE X EMERGE SHOWCASE
SINGAPORE DESIGN WEEK 2022 MARINA BAY SANDS - 22 - 24 SEPT 2022 Design Fair Asia and Design Singapore Council presented its first edition of EMERGE @ FIND, a platform for Southeast Asia’s up-and-coming creators and designers during Singapore Design Week 2022 The showcase is curated by Design Anthology's editor-in-chief Suzy Annetta, who worked with established Southeast Asian designers in presenting fresh projects for EMERGE @ FIND I Am Not David Lee presented two of his experimental series in this showcase, namely Ugly Ducting and Ethereal 
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I AM NOT DAVID LEE X EMERGE SHOWCASE
SINGAPORE DESIGN WEEK 2023 MARINA BAY SANDS - 21 - 23 SEPT 2023 2023 edition of EMERGE: a collection of Southeast Asian designers and artists whose work is shaped by a variety of approaches — from a rootedness in ancient craft, to interpretations of the traditional through new materials and techniques, to methods of working that are entirely reliant on contemporary technological innovation. From fully developed to experimental, each piece is deeply considered, shining a light on the cross-currents between traditional crafts, new technologies, emerging materials, visionary ideas and interdisciplinary methods, as well as the social, cultural and economic value of craft and how it continues to contribute to storytelling and identity; there is a clear spirit of origin, but it comes hand in hand with a universal relevance. I Am Not David Lee presented his experimental work Jekyll & Hyde collection in this showcase 
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