Sinjin Li is the artist name of Welsh-Chinese illustrator and designer Sing Yun Lee.
Sing uses a practical mixed media approach, including painting, drawing and collage, enjoying the contrast between finer detail and painterly textures. She is influenced and inspired by science fiction and folklore, especially by the writers Ursula Le Guin and Alan Garner, as well as the mythical landscapes of North Wales, and the eerie golden-grey beauty of the East Anglian coast. The imagery in her work draws from nature, is at times surreal and dreamlike, and is often inspired by fun and a bit of joking.
Email: info@sinjinli.com
Bloomsbury Publishing, Vittles, Prototype Publishing, Hachette UK, Welbeck Publishing, University of Essex / Being Human Festival, The British Science Fiction Association (BSFA), Glasgow University and the Petrocultures Research Cluster, Gylphi Press, Crater Press, and the London Science Fiction Research Community (LSFRC).
Architectures of Science Fiction
Store Projects, June 2020, Session Leader
2D SF Art
Imperial College London, February 2020, Guest Lecturer
Loving Allness: Making After the End of the World
Senses of Science Fiction Conference, University of Warsaw, December 2019, conference paper
Love in Science Fiction.
Ghoul Anthology Launch, June 2019, talk
Science Fiction Visuality,
artBLAB, January 2019, talk.
An article on science fiction and sound co-written with Katie Stone
Counterflows 2021 Tape and Zine, April 2021
Utopia Now: How Speculative Fiction Can Provide
Elephant Magazine, March 2020