Kiyeon Lee is a transdisciplinary entrepreneur and pianist who unites diverse genres—particularly classical music, comedy, and education—to infuse life with art. Inspired by how his music workshop to persecuted refugee children visibly transformed their hesitant fear into joyful freedom, he explores innovative ways to promote creative flourishing and advance social justice.

Kiyeon has performed around the world, including at the United Nations. Kiyeon composed and narrated a zany moral tale accompanied by the Parker Quartet at Harvard University. He has appeared as solo pianist in George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue and plays cello with the Orchestra Society of Philadelphia. With the Harvard Pops Orchestra, he co-produced creative shows combining theater, dance, and multimedia. Moreover, he has acted with the One Year Lease Theater Company through its International Performance Residency in India, Japan, and Greece.