Rozana Lee is a multidisciplinary artist of Chinese-Indonesian descent based in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland. Her research focuses on ideas of sense of place, migration, belonging, postcolonial identity, and cross-cultural mobility.
Through textile works, painting, video, and installations, she explores global histories of encounters and cultural exchanges that create spaces for the collective, both within and beyond existing national and geographic boundaries.

In 2025, Lee participated in the Aotearoa Art Fair, undertook a residency at the Redbase Foundation in Yogyakarta supported by the Asia New Zealand Foundation, and held a solo exhibition titled Geography of Nostalgia at the same venue.

Lee has exhibited internationally and has been a finalist in various art awards in New Zealand, including winning the People’s Choice Award and securing third place in the Estuary Art Award. She has completed residencies in Singapore, China, Japan, and Australia, and has been a fellow at the Leibniz Institute as well as a participant in the Zhelezka project supported by the Volkswagen Foundation.