Dayeon Lee - Art & Tech Choreographer
I am Dayeon Lee, an Art & Tech Choreographer exploring the intersection of movement, media, and human experience.
With a background rooted in Korean traditional dance, I approach movement not just as performance, but as a language—one that speaks across time, culture, and technology.
My interests lie in user experience within live performance environments, as well as in UX design, interactive systems, and exhibition curation. I'm particularly drawn to how audiences perceive, engage with, and contribute to artistic experiences—whether through physical presence, digital interaction, or emotional response.
Recently, I've been working with AI, movement-based interfaces, and real-time data systems to reimagine the role of media in art-making. I see art not only as an object to observe, but as a process of communication and participation—something that lives between people, shaped by both intention and chance.
Through my work, I explore what I describe as Human-Centered AI & Art (HCAA)—a perspective that approaches AI not merely as a tool, but as a collaborator in shaping human experience, perception, and meaning within artistic systems.
This website is a crossroads of my projects, reflections, and ongoing experiments. Thank you for visiting, and I hope you find something here that resonates with you.