Yujin Lee (b. 1986, Daegu, South Korea) is a visual artist, writer/translator, curator and caretaker of land. She is currently based in Jeju Island, South Korea.

After living in Berlin (2010 - 2013) and New York (2013 - 2017), Lee acquired a farmhouse in a rural village on the west side of Jeju Island. Using the main house (angeori) as her home, she offers the sub-house (bakkgeori) as artist residency to domestic and international artists. The tangerine storage barn (gyulchanggo) at the entrance of the house is transformed into a project space for exhibitions, workshops, and different types of gatherings. The garden (wooyoungpat) that came with tangerine trees have been planted with a mix of flowers, fruit trees, herbs and crops. Lee pursues a sustainable farming with free-range chickens and homemade compost, avoiding the use of pesticides and herbicides.