EUIJIN LEE
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Seoul-Born, New York-Based
Interactive Artist / Visual Designer
Blending visuals, motion, and technology
to create emotionally resonant experiences across digital and physical spaces.
With a background in fashion design, I found deep satisfaction in working with materials at scale, shaping sculptural forms entirely by hand. That early practice grounded me
in material sensitivity, patience, and the quiet joy of making through touch.
After several years in the fashion industry, I transitioned into motion graphics and interactive media,
drawn by the spatial and conceptual possibilities of digital tools.
That shift opened up new ways of thinking, but also reminded me
how essential physical presence is to my creative process.
The things I make feel most complete when they can be experienced in real space, with the body.
Currently, as an MFA Computer Arts student at SVA,
I focus on physical computing, generative visuals, and interactive installations.
My recent work explores how code and material can together express intangible ideas—such as emotion, memory, and human bio-signals—through immersive environments.
I'm passionate about creating installation-based work in museum and gallery contexts,
where technology and storytelling can merge into meaningful public experiences.
I’m especially interested in building slow, reflective, speculative technologies
that live beyond the screen and invite people to pause, sense, and connect.
Seoul-Born, New York-Based
Interactive Artist / Visual Designer
Blending visuals, motion, and technology
to create emotionally resonant experiences across digital and physical spaces.
With a background in fashion design, I found deep satisfaction in working with materials at scale, shaping sculptural forms entirely by hand. That early practice grounded me
in material sensitivity, patience, and the quiet joy of making through touch.
After several years in the fashion industry, I transitioned into motion graphics and interactive media,
drawn by the spatial and conceptual possibilities of digital tools.
That shift opened up new ways of thinking, but also reminded me
how essential physical presence is to my creative process.
The things I make feel most complete when they can be experienced in real space, with the body.
Currently, as an MFA Computer Arts student at SVA,
I focus on physical computing, generative visuals, and interactive installations.
My recent work explores how code and material can together express intangible ideas—such as emotion, memory, and human bio-signals—through immersive environments.
I'm passionate about creating installation-based work in museum and gallery contexts,
where technology and storytelling can merge into meaningful public experiences.
I’m especially interested in building slow, reflective, speculative technologies
that live beyond the screen and invite people to pause, sense, and connect.