Yujin Lee

Yujin Lee is a London based spatial designer, digital artist, and writer who focuses on constructing narrative spaces that invite audiences on a journey of discovery and wonder. 

With extensive experience in architecture and art, Yujin has worked on designing exhibitions, events, and interior spaces. She has collaborated with iconic venues such as the British Museum, Royal Academy, and Royal Albert Hall. Currently, she is working on events linked to the fashion industry, creating immersive visuals and developing creative strategies for clients such as BVLGARI and Dior.

After completing her study in Interior Architecture and Digital Arts in Seoul, she extended her academic journey at the RCA where she delved into creating spaces that encourage audiences to actively engage with the built environment. By challenging the conventional roles that define the spatial designer and audience as the “narrator” and “listener”, she establishes a collaborative relationship with users to encompass the multiple narrative perspectives in her works.

At night I dream that you and I are two plants that grew together, roots entwined,

and that you know the earth and the rain like my mouth, since we are made of earth and rain.

- Pablo Neruda

In the FUTURES platform, my thesis project explores the future world through the lens of Speculative Spatial Design and the method of World-building. 

" In a world where flora and fauna are synthesised to rectify the devastating human impacts on nature, what kind ofnew symbiotic communitywould emerge? "

Taking place in the hypothetical near future in 2049, the project speculates on the emergence of the new symbiosis