Lee Arnold (b. 1972, London, UK) is an artist who works in various forms, including drawing, collage, photography, animation, and sound. His diverse practice explores how we perceive and represent the natural world. He is particularly interested in the connection between art and science and how the tools and processes we use to collect and interpret information about underlying structures and phenomena influence our relationship to the environment. Arnold has exhibited at venues including the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Exit Art, Eyebeam, and Pioneer Works in New York; the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia; and SIGGRAPH in Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Hong Kong. He is a Fulbright Scholar and the recipient of fellowships from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, MacDowell, and the DAAD at the Universität der Künste Berlin. He is Professor of Art at Drew University in New Jersey.

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