Eunjin Lee is a Seoul- and Chicago-based storyteller, filmmaker, and interdisciplinary artist whose passion for storytelling through images transcends borders. With a body of work that encompasses traditional filmmaking, installation art, and video art, she consistently pushes the boundaries of visual storytelling. Her projects explore the intersection of personal narratives and larger social, political, and historical contexts, emphasizing the importance of empathy, connection, and shared experience.

After earning her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) in 2023, Eunjin’s work has gained recognition on the international stage. Her short films have been screened at renowned festivals, including the Asian American Film Festival in New York and the Florence International Film Festival, where they have also earned accolades.

Eunjin’s work is distinguished by her ability to infuse historical memory and personal storytelling into deeply resonant artistic experiences. Whether working within the frame of a film or the immersive environment of a video installation, she aims to engage audiences in reflective dialogue about the stories we carry and the ways they shape our collective and individual identities.

In her latest projects, Eunjin continues to challenge conventional narrative structures while embracing experimental mediums. She views her practice as a bridge between past and present, drawing on both analog and digital methods to craft works that resonate emotionally and conceptually, fostering a deep sense of connection between her work and her audience.