Khoi Le is a Vietnamese-American interdisciplinary artist based in Richmond, Virginia

His work explores history, memory, and grief through time, text, and iconography. He is particularly interested in using found objects and altering them to create new narratives. His work questions how symbols function in society and how they can be reconfigured to tell new stories, often reflecting on the complexities of identity, power, and collective memory.

His work has exhibited at Lisbon Art Weekend, the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Center, and the Lynchburg Academy of the Arts, where he won Best in Show in the Annual National Juried Exhibition. Le received his BFA in Painting and Printmaking with a minor in Art History from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Photos by Oliver Mukherjee