Yuchen Shi is an interdisciplinary, multimedia artist and designer. Currently a prospective Architecture major at Princeton University, her work explores the intersection of art and the natural sciences, aiming to democratize esoteric scientific topics and apply visual and scientific thinking to dissect social phenomena. Yuchen's expertise spans multiple artistic media, including 3D computer graphics using software like Cinema 4D and Blender, as well as traditional media such as oil, watercolor, and graphite. Additionally, she has a strong background in branding and UI/UX design, having spearheaded projects across sports, music, mental health, Augmented Reality (AR), and education.

Yuchen's work has been recognized in magazines such as "The Good Life Review" and "Polyphony Lit", and has been exhibited in Singapore and Shanghai, China.

Yuchen is also the founder of "Light Up", an interdisciplinary youth organization dedicated to de-stigmatizing conversations on mental health. She has conducted scientific research in the realm of applied physics and is a published author.