also known as Kelsier Lee
Aspiring Aesthetic Dentist & Visual Artist
Dental medicine student at Taipei Medical University, training in aesthetic dentistry with a research focus on periodontology. Alongside his clinical work, Lee paints, draws, and photographs — bringing the same precision and eye for form to both the clinic and the canvas.
Among the old masters, studying form
Jia-Hao Lee, known online as Kelsier Lee, is a dental medicine student at Taipei Medical University with a research focus on periodontology — working toward publication, and a specialty license and master's degree in the United States. He currently serves as President of the TMU Dental Society, having previously directed international affairs for the Taiwan Dental Students' Association (TDSA).
Alongside his coursework, Lee paints, draws, and photographs — a visual practice built on composition and form, and carried into the precision his clinical training demands.
He brings the same standard to both: a steady hand, a calm temperament, and close attention to what a face — or a smile — is trying to say.
Hands-on training in a discipline where precision of movement and an eye for facial harmony shape another person's confidence.
An ongoing practice across oil, graphite, and photography — assured technique, a controlled palette, and an instinct for when restraint says more than detail.
The studies favor a restrained, tonal palette — deep umbers, muted flesh tones, and passages of ivory light — in the spirit of Sargent's alla prima portraits, where confidence of gesture matters more than density of detail.
Sketches
Oil Paintings
Dental Work
A steady hand shapes a smile. A trained eye shapes a likeness. Same discipline, different canvas.
Jia-Hao Lee