Bo Ram Chin
MA work
MA work
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Circulation-1, 2019
Acrylic sheets
60cm x 60cm | Photographer: Bo Ram Chin -
Circulation-2, 2019
Acrylic sheets, wood frame, polyester fabric
60cm x 52cm | Photographer: Bo Ram Chin -
Circulation-3, 2019
Acrylic sheets, wood frame, polyester fabric and polycarbonate
90cm x 55cm | Photographer: Bo Ram Chin -
Circulation-4, 2019
Acrylic sheets, wood frame, polyester fabric and polycarbonate
110cm x 60cm | Photographer: Bo Ram Chin -
Circulation-5, 2019
Acrylic sheets, wood frame, polyester fabric and polycarbonate
110cm x 60cm | Photographer: Bo Ram Chin -
Circulation-6, 2019
Acrylic sheets, wood frame, polyester fabric and polycarbonate
110cm x 60cm | Photographer: Bo Ram Chin
Circulation
Bo Ram Chin’s work explores the light, taking illusive and fluted optical effects from material structure. Analysing the relationship between human and natural sources it inhabits; her collection, Circulation, aims to help modern people to be interested in the external environment.
Time goes on, even when we are depressed or have a hard day. The sun rises, the light is shining, the sun goes down, the light is weaker. When the moon becomes clear, a gentle glow light shows – then the sun rises again. This light cycle continues, time builds up, and we write our own stories in that time. Thus, in this long time of nature, we exist. We live in the cycle like light.
‘The light is everywhere, do not stay in the dark tunnel just alone. feel the energy and life force of this world. Then take the lively energy to you. Have the affluence of emotion.’
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2019
Specialism
textiles--print
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Contact
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+44 (0)7880868729
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Bo Ram Chin's design process gathers up everything she sees, feels and experiences. She enjoys observing nature, cultural movements, social issues, and instinctive thinking with a different point of view.
Bo Ram Chin’s work Circulation explores the relationship between human and light; which is inspired by death.
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Degrees
- BA Textiles, Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London, 2016
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Experience
- Graphic designer, Midnight, Seoul, South Korea, 2009–2010; Web designer, GIGO, Seoul, 2009
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Exhibitions
- PriestmanGoode CMF Project, PriestmanGoode, London, 2018; Orbital:Boston, LEWIS Office, Boston USA, 2017-2018.; Upcycle Project, Fashion Revolution Studio, London, 2016
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Awards
- Selected student, Design Factory Competition, Design Museum, 2016; Winner, Denim Project, VF Corporation, 2015