Grace Chee is a 3D designer and creative technologist working at the intersection of architecture, storytelling and emerging technology. Her practice is concerned with responsive, immersive spatial environments: spaces that can sense people inside them and answer back.

Trained as an architect, she became preoccupied with a question first posed in the 1960s by MIT's Architecture Machine Group and the cyberneticians around it: what happens when a building, or a machine, stops executing commands and begins to hold a conversation? Her work carries that lineage into the present, now that real-time sensing and AI finally make the dialogue possible. Across installations, live environments and digital worlds, she treats the body as an input and the environment as a collaborator, using pose tracking, sensors, projection, augmented reality and real-time graphics to build experiences where people and systems shape one another.

For four years she led creative and creative technology in experiences for Nike, Visa, Sephora, Chase, Converse and OpenAI, earning numerous industry awards, including Shorty Awards and the Drum awards, for her projects along the way. She is now turning that language toward an independent practice and her own agency, Glom Labs, where she explores spatial environments that ask what human creativity and agency mean when the machine becomes a partner.

Based in Hong Kong / San Francisco. Working internationally.