My work arises from a lifelong inclination to sense what lies beneath the visible—to witness with more than eyes or ears. Painting becomes a space where perception expands, where memory, myth, and matter coexist, and meaning floats in superposition.

In this way I draw from the elementals — forces that blur form and essence. This echo of ancient belief finds kinship in modern quantum paradox and in our own layered existence: physical and spiritual, historical and present, known and unknowable. We are, as Carl Sagan said, “made of star stuff”—but also of memory, ritual, and story.

In the spirit of the Romantics, I seek the sublime and emotionally true. Paradoxically through hard-edge abstraction and symbolic layering, I explore the intersections of nature, belief, and inner life.

A conversation across boundaries.
A map through the invisible.
A communion.

Lee Albert Hill is a Texas based painter, architect and writer who has worked from his studio in Fort Worth for more than twenty-five years. Born in Dallas, he holds a five-year professional degree in Architecture from the Texas Tech University Huckabee School of Architecture. In addition to his work as an architect he is a regular contributor to Texas Architect Magazine. Represented in Texas by the William Campbell Gallery in Fort Worth, his paintings are held in public and private collections such as the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, American Airlines, Dublin Ireland's TIFCO Hotel Group and SAMTX Investments in Austin, Texas. His work is also included in many individual client collections throughout Texas, California, Colorado, New York, and New Mexico.

Featured above "The Hopewell Survey" - Acrylic on Stitched Canvas with Antique Suveyor's Range Rod, 76"x78". Available through William Campbell Gallery, Fort Worth, Texas USA