ABOUT THE EXHIBIT
Do you ever wonder how Bruce Lee developed the philosophy behind his most iconic quote?
This incredible interactive exhibit invites viewers to step into the mind, body, and spirit of Bruce Lee to see how his unquenchable pursuit of knowledge informed his philosophy and life.
Follow Bruce’s path beginning with his revelations on water, through the wealth of knowledge found in his 2,800-book personal library, to his philosophy on self-understanding and self-expression.
The exhibition’s interactive technology interweaves beautiful imagery with Bruce’s personal objects and books to bring his journey to life.
“Empty your mind. Be Formless. Shapeless. Like water.”
— Bruce Lee
“THE DRAGON LIVES HERE”
INSPIRED ARTWORK BY GLENN MITSUI
“Seattle’s Chinatown District filled an important chapter in the story of Bruce Lee’s life. He worked and lived in the neighborhood, it was the home of his first practice space, first martial arts studio, his favorite local hangouts and restaurants. It’s where he met his wife and it is his final resting place. This piece celebrates that connection and allows me to pay homage to one of my heroes.” – Glenn Mitsui
Limited Edition Prints signed by Shannon Lee and artist, Glenn Mitsui on sale in the Wing Luke Museum Marketplace November 2022!
Glenn Mitsui is Seattle based artist, designer and digital illustrator. He and his wife, Arlene Mitsui, own their own design firm, Mitsui Creative. They specialize in web design, branding and video production.
BRUCE LEE’S LIBRARY
Curious to know what books he kept in his library? Browse the list of titles to see which authors and texts contributed to the creation of his philosophy and boundless wealth of knowledge.
IN THE NEWS
'Enter the Dragon' re-released in theaters to honor 50th anniversary of Bruce Lee's passing, Chris Cashman, King 5, August 11, 2023
New Bruce Lee exhibit opening in Seattle, Chris Cashman, King 5, July 8, 2022
ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM BEHIND THE EXHIBIT
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Creative Direction is led by the immersive duo Lola Tango — Eve Weston and Jessica Kantor — who is best known for their work in immersive media.
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Jessica Kantor brought together the award-winning creative and interaction design team.
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Nicole McDonald, known for her stunning visuals and interaction design, had her most recent work premiere at the Venice Biennale.
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The interactive component was built by lead engineer Leo Brown, interactive projection expert Chris Beran, and computer vision expert Charles Tuttle using RealSense depth-sensing cameras and Touch Designer. Leo, Charles, and Chris work together at the premiere interactive art experience, Meow Wolf.