Eul Lee is a Korean contemporary artist who was born and raised in Incheon, South Korea, and currently resides and works in Chicago. While he was an undergraduate student heavily immersed in programming, he became aware of the limitations of human language to describe the world. Currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree at SAIC (School of the Art Institute of Chicago), Eul's oeuvre challenges the limitations of language and explores the broader world beyond the confines of the frame. As a versatile artist with a proficiency in both art and technology, Eul once participated as a creative coder in Samsung Electronics' Infinity Tower work, which earned him the 2021 IF Design Award and the 2020 Red Dot Award. Eul's work has been exhibited in several prominent museums in Korea, including the Seosomun Shrine Museum and CICA Museum. In 2023, Eul's work was featured at Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria.