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PANORAMA – Solo Exhibition
With PANORAMA, Chris Yee explores power through size and scale – more directly the representation of sport teams, gangs, ancient armies and governments throughout time.
Through a series of large scale artworks he finally mends the missing links between the social youth of Chinatown, the suburbs of Ryde and the Roman empire.
Wednesday March 18, 2015


Tales from the Darksyde
H-Space Artist Collections
“Analog”
T-shirt design for Hurley’s “H-Space” Artist Series
Some photos from the night thanks to lifewithoutandy!
The complete painted version of my shirt/sketch design. Will put up some clearer photos later.
More photos from the night can be found here
Goth-DMX
Crab Shack
A few weeks ago Cam Wall and I did a mural for Eat Art Truck and their newly opened sit down venue, Truckstop.
The theme was “Creole Cookout” – A fusion between Southern soul food and traditional Japanese. The concept of the mural was to depict two giant sized god-zilla/kaiju shellfish. This is what we came up with.







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In other news I’m selling off some old sketches and oldies for cheap $$$. Some other good friends and great artists are involved too. Drop by If you’re free. December 5th!

The Funeral
Honored to be included with my favourite Sydney based illustrators.
This Thursday, make sure you make it to this one!
Each with their own take on hyper-detailed mythic urban-surrealism, Sydney-based illustrators James Jirat Patradoon, Gerald Leung, Jin Hien Lau, and Chris Yee exhibit together for the first time in Hyperion Funeral, a group show at Books Kinokuniya, where most of them spend their time.
Opening Reception:
Thursday November 15th
6pm – 9pm
Runs till November 27th
Wedge Gallery, Books Kinokuniya
The Galeries Victoria
500 George Street
Sydney
STRΛNGE DEVICES
I had the “Fuck you I am” exhibition and the “Jurassic Lounge” exhibition only days apart, so for those keeping track I decided to theme the works so they worked together collectively.
Jurassic Lounge
30th of October @The Australian Museum
All Paintings are acrylic on canvas
“Tommyboy”
“Fleshbone”
l sat a quick interview before the event which can be found here.
Fuck You I Am
All artists were asked to paint over vintage materials to bring “new life” and reinterprut meanings behind them.
“Home Invasion”
“Lurkers Only”
“Turf War”
Unfortunately I couldn’t make it to the opening, but you can find coverage and media here.
The whole set up revamping the old espionage looked great! Props to Faz and the good people at kindof- gallery
FY – i am: Event One from The Stylemologyst on Vimeo.












































