The Architecture of Experience In the quiet intersections where the physical body meets the built environment, the work of Mary Bernadette Lee, known professionally as mrydette, finds its most profound resonance. A Singaporean artist whose practice is deeply rooted in the principles of phenomenology, Lee does not merely observe the world; she seeks to map the invisible threads connecting human sensation to the spaces we inhabit. Her art serves as a sensory bridge, translating the intangible nuances of Self, Identity, and Home into tangible, evocative forms. Through her lens, architecture is n…