Daijiro Mizuno
PhD Work
PhD work
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Enclothing, Daijiro Mizuno, PhD
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This PhD by project examines fashion design aesthetics identifiable on traces left by fashion designers and users through the perspective of a fashion designer. Employing Walter J Ong's notion of orality as a possible analytical framework, I aim to establish critical engagement with fashion design practice. In particular, by looking at the space in-between clothing and a body, both theoretically and practically, I aim to explore the fundamental aesthetics of fashion design in which the clothing and the body are harmonised.
Info
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PhD
School
School of Design
Programme
Fashion Womenswear–2008
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Contact
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+81 (0)9057859008
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This PhD by project examines fashion design aesthetics identifiable on traces left by fashion designers and users through the perspective of a fashion designer. Employing Walter J Ong's notion of orality as a possible analytical framework, I aim to establish critical engagement with fashion design practice. In particular, by looking at the space in-between clothing and a body, both theoretically and practically, I aim to explore the fundamental aesthetics of fashion design in which the clothing and the body are harmonised.
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Degrees
- MA Fashion Womenswear, Royal College of Art, 2003; BA (Hons) Fashion Design, University of East London, 2001
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Experience
- Lecturer, Kyoto University of Art and Design, Japan, 2006 to present; Lecturer, Seian University of Art and Design, Japan, 2006 to present; Part-time Design Assistant, Shelley Fox, UK, 2000-3
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Exhibitions
- Enclothing, Royal College of Art, 2008; City of Fashion, Space of Clothing, Dojidai Gallery, Kyoto, Japan, 2007
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Awards
- ORSAS Award, Scholarship, Universities UK, 2004