Yeun Ho Yang
MA work
MA work
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Ripplection, Yeun Ho Yang 2018
cotton, lycra, polypropylene yarns
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Sample work for Unseen, Yeun Ho Yang 2018
silk, neon, plastic yarns
80cm x 25cm | Photographer: Yeun Ho Yang
Within the theme of water at ocean, Yeun Ho’s work focuses on expressing live textures such as movements, ripples, reflections, and perceptions by exploring alluring colour and distinctive material combination possibilities. Her main concept is to bring in the experience of water and often displays large scaled ‘water like’ woven works to transform the space, as well as to alter the viewer’s perspectives of textiles through her woven responses. Using the exploration of material and texture and finding new possibilities, she deliberately exposes textile works and questions the audience to sense the ‘water’ in different ways. She also expects to direct the viewer to convey various types of feelings and emotions that could be depicted depending on the particular qualities of the textures.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2018
Specialism
weave
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Contact
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+44(0)749 129 1482+82(0)10 5030 2525
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Yeun Ho Yang is a visual artist and designer specializing in weave. Yang’s works are mostly woven by hand and jacquard, attracting audiences not only with large installation artworks but also with captivating and textured fabrics. Her overall practice lies in between fine art and textiles design seeking to merge both categories together beyond the traditional conceptions. Within the theme of water, her recent work focuses on expressing live textures in nature and to find new possibilities by exploring alluring colour and distinctive material combinations.
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Degrees
- BA, Art Institute of Chicago, USA, 2013
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Experience
- Organiser and Coordinator, Daedam Museum, South Korea, 2015-2016; Staff, International Biennial Association, South Korea, 2013-2015; Internship, Gwangju Biennale Foundation, South Korea, 2012
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Exhibitions
- Beyond, Square Gallery, London, 2018; Interlacing, Daedam Museum, South Korea, 2013; Untitled: the place, West Division Apartment, Chicago, 2012