Christine Yerie Lee (Memphis, TN) is an interdisciplinary artist and designer working in sculpture, moving image, and installation. Her work addresses personal and collective memory, hybridity, and visibility by engaging with history, myths, and pop culture. She plays with spectatorship and perception as a form of agency, often using her body to articulate ideas around resistance and resilience. Through worldbuilding and material exploration, she aims to illuminate the distinct and parallel threads of the human experience to provide pathways for connection and an inclusive future. She received a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and is currently pursuing her MFA in Art at California Institute of the Arts and has shown at Faena Arts Center (Buenos Aires, Argentina), De Punt Gallery (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Y2K Group (NYC), and California Institute of the Arts (Valencia, CA). She has designed for a roster of fashion labels including Adam Lippes, 3.1 Phillip Lim, EDUN, and Club Monaco.