ByungHo Lee is a sculptor who constantly questions classical concepts and modes of representation in sculpture, maintaining a contemporary sensibility while presenting experimental sculptural methodologies to achieve ‘sculptures with temporality that continuously change over time’ using the style of human body sculptures. His approach to presenting ‘temporality in sculpture’ and ‘sculptures in a continuously fluid and transforming state’ is embodied in three major series: the series (2006~), which utilizes silicone and air compressors, the series that began in 2016, and the series derived from the .

Byungho Lee is a sculptor who constantly questions the old concepts and modes of representation in sculpture and presents experimental sculptural methodologies with a sense of contemporaneity in order to realize ‘sculptures that have temporality and are in a constant state of flux and transformation‘ in the classical form of human body sculpture. His working attitude of ‘temporality' in sculpture and 'sculpture in a state of constant flux and transformation' is characterized by three major series: 'Breathing Sculpture' (2006- ), which uses silicone and air compressors, 'Anthropometry', which has been ongoing since 2016, and 'Excentric Abati', which originated from the anthropometry series.