Kate Lee (b. Seoul, South Korea) is a video content designer and animator whose work bridges motion graphics, 2D animation, and 3D CGI. Her practice explores how visual storytelling can evoke emotion through rhythm, movement, and design. Drawing from both cinematic language and visual communication, Lee creates works that transform ideas, narratives, and experiences into compelling moving imagery.

Her projects range from exhibition videos to commercial campaigns and digital content. Lee’s visual approach often combines motion, composition, and narrative pacing to create engaging visual experiences across a variety of platforms and mediums.

Lee has collaborated with diverse organizations and studios, including the Proof of Play, BLB Entertainment, Seoul Fine Arts Association, Ageon Inc. (EXOPROXYL), and others, where she contributed to 3D design, product visualization, social media content, and promotional media. Her work has been exhibited at the Taipei Art Book Fair and the Rhode Island School of Design, reflecting the intersection of storytelling, design, and audience engagement.

She has also served as a Teaching Assistant at the Rhode Island School of Design, supporting courses in Public Projection and Computer Generated Imagery (3D), where she further developed her understanding of digital image-making and visual communication.

Lee received a BFA in Film/Animation/Video from the Rhode Island School of Design and studied Translating Korean: Fiction, Poetry & Film at Brown University through the RISD cross-registration program.

Lee currently divides her time between Providence and Seoul, creating animation, motion graphics, and digital media projects that combine technical precision with creative storytelling.