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Student Showcase Archive

Pei-Hsin Cho

MA work

MA work

  • street cat and introversion, Guilty Pleasure project

    street cat and introversion, Guilty Pleasure project, 2019

  • a page of visual diary

    a page of visual diary, 2019
    pencil, paper

  • frames of animation

    frames of animation, 2019
    pencil

  • street cat Louie, Guilty Pleasure project

    street cat Louie, Guilty Pleasure project, 2018

  • Lying in my sleep, Church Street Tale

    Lying in my sleep, Church Street Tale, 2018

Shoegaze into

A practice of narrative therapy in image-making, externalising introverted emotions and experiences, encapsulating them in illustrations and thereby releasing them. There are 28 gifs representing a non-linear narrative of reoccurring daily introverted and shy emotions.


Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Communication

    Programme

    MA Visual Communication, 2019

    Specialism

    visual-communication--illustration

  • Pei-Hsin Cho is an illustrator and animator. Her work is narrative based and revolves around obscure sorrows concerning image-making as a therapeutic tool for intentional mental health care. She uses both hand drawing and digital painting to depict a variety of inward emotions and attempts to transcribe subtle feelings into tangible and visually tactile images. 

  • Degrees

  • BA Animation, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan, 2016
  • Exhibitions

  • World Illustration Awards, London, 2019; Dance of Life: Tales from Church Street, London, 2018; The Reader, London, 2018; Immersion Into Art, YZU, Taiwan, 2017; On Site Artfest - On Side Visual, Expo Dome, Taipei, Taiwan 2016
  • Awards

  • World Illustration Awards, Shortlist, 2019; 3x3 Magazine, Student Show Winners No.14, Merit, 2017
  • Publications

  • Dance of Life: Tales from Church Street, 2018