Robotic exploration / Mars systemsCosmos / Visions of the Cosmos
Robots of Mars
A visual entry point into robotic missions, landing sites, instrument systems, and the way machines extend human observation across another world.
Selected Works / Science-Based Art
Artwork as the first instrument.
These works begin with visual experience and open into questions about planetary worlds, exploration, light, scale, history, and our place in the cosmos.
Visions of the Cosmos
Look closely. Let a question begin.
Explore a selection of Lee’s science-based artwork. For current artwork information and availability, inquire with Lee.
Robotic exploration / Mars systems
Planetary geology / Water historyCosmos / Visions of the Cosmos
Water on Mars!
A planetary-science investigation into evidence for ancient water, changing environments, and the questions robotic explorers carry to Mars.
Earth perspective / Human explorationCosmos / Visions of the Cosmos
Spaceship Earth 1968
A record connecting the view of Earth from space with Apollo-era perspective, planetary stewardship, and human exploration.
Apollo / Exploration historyCosmos / Visions of the Cosmos
Six Giant Leaps
A pathway into the six crewed Apollo lunar landings, mission geography, sample science, and the cumulative work behind exploration.
Robotic exploration / Planetary perspectiveCosmos / Visions of the Cosmos
Voyager I — Pale Blue Dot
An invitation to examine robotic exploration, distance, image-making, and the fragile scale of Earth in the Solar System.
Galaxies / Cosmic structureCosmos / Visions of the Cosmos
Galaxy Rising I, II, III
A triptych that opens questions about galactic form, structure, light, and the evidence astronomers use to read distant systems.
Virtual gallery coming soon
A new way to experience Visions of the Cosmos.
A virtual science-art gallery is in development, bringing Lee's artwork and the scientific ideas behind it into an immersive setting.
Public access and tour details will be announced here when the gallery is ready.