Siri Lee is a designer and creative technologist based in New York. She makes websites, books, graphics, objects, and digital tools informed by her interests in gesture, language, history, magic, and technology. Working predominantly in the arts and cultural sectors, she collaborates with artists, architects, writers, curators, and organizations across a range of media. In her personal practice, she explores intergenerational diasporic histories and practices of magic to commune with ghosts on- and offline—staging uncanny interactions between human and machine through stories, images, and code that weave together the fictional, personal, and archival. Her work treats gesture as ritual that enables websites to possess or transport visitors, turning "users" into worshippers, witnesses, necromancers, vessels, and thralls.

She is currently a designer at the Museum of Modern Art and has been a guest critic at Parsons School of Design, Bennington College, and Yale University. She received an MFA in Graphic Design from Yale University in 2024 and a BA in English and Visual Arts from the University of Chicago in 2019. She has held fellowships at the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library and the Center for Collaborative Arts and Media, been a resident at Residency Unlimited, and exhibited in New York, New Haven, and Los Angeles.