Lee Chang Ming is an artist working across photography, publishing, video, writing and printmaking. His practice contemplates the subjective act of looking and adopts an open understanding of photography as process, metaphor, and material. His current research focuses on queer ecology and disorientation in the tropics.

He is interested in many things, but here are some themes he has worked on: growing up queer in Singapore / religion and the state / historical erasure of minorities / nature as hyperreal / failed coastal infrastructure.

His other projects lean more toward a nondiscursive, poetic and experimental direction, exploring ideas such as: tenderness and touch / the restlessness of youth / materiality and mortality / learning to let go.