Sein Lee is majoring in Musicology in the School of Music at the Korea National University of Arts. The artist has developed an interest in the infinite expandability that could be drawn from the convergence of art and technology after coming across the performance in which graphics and performers make movements to improvised sounds. The artist continues working on various VR content and interactive audio works, writes essays as an editor to experience various art, and strives to base her works on them.   

<Central Dogma : Real me> 

<Central Dogma: Real me> starts from the fundamental question “Who am I.” In the midst of the process that individuals pass through various identities, what remains permanent? The artist seeks to find an answer in the DNA, the core of the gene and deliver it to audiences multi-dimensionally by articulating the process in sound. “Central Dogma,” the key part in the title, is a term in genetics, which refers to the flow of genetic information, a universal phenomenon in all life. This project employs music as a medium and presents an auditory expression that programmed sound makes harmonious. This work provides visitors with an artistic experience in which they can have a genuine chance to look into themselves deeply.