Sarah Kim is a Silicon Valley native, multidisciplinary designer, and community architect inspiring consciousness infrastructure for technological social development. She holds a B.S. in Integrated Design & Media and a minor in Media, Culture & Communication from NYU (2025), where she worked at the intersection of participatory art, technology, and human experience.

Her practice spans AV systems design, community-centered installations, experimental documentary films, and social platforms that foster connection and collective growth. A lifelong cellist and mixed-media artist, Sarah began her creative work in her teens as a photographer, performing musician, and designer for youth-led nonprofits.

At NYU, she expanded into live media, art-tech showcases (Harvestworks, NYU IDM), and site-specific work exploring cybernetics, perception, and behavioral systems. After years studying the relationships between design, media, culture, and consciousness in global contexts, Sarah returned to the Bay Area to address what's missing in Silicon Valley: emotional intelligence, cultural integration, and wholeness in how we build technology.

She is currently working on her project Rewire that hosts intimate gatherings for engineers, artists, and thinkers—creating space for the Valley to integrate with the rest of the world. Her work bridges technical rigor with humanistic depth, treating consciousness expansion as essential infrastructure for ethical innovation.

Based in Palo Alto/San Francisco.