Yoo Kyung Shin
MA work
MA work
I set myself a challenge: to investigate ways of transforming a 2D drawing into a 3D object.

With the process I have developed it is possible to manipulate surfaces to form substantial 3D volumes without the need for a mould, while retaining the delicate simplicity of a 2D illustration. Metallic ink is printed onto a sheet to act as a key; the sheet is then folded into its final 3D form. Metal is ‘grown’ on the object’s surface, creating a ridged structure. The sheet material can then be removed leaving the finished self-supporting form.

Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Design Products, 2011
Specialism
Platform 15

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Contact
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+44 (0)7972 869 191

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I set myself a challenge: to investigate ways of transforming a 2D drawing into a 3D object.

With the process I have developed it is possible to manipulate surfaces to form substantial 3D volumes without the need for a mould, while retaining the delicate simplicity of a 2D illustration. Metallic ink is printed onto a sheet to act as a key; the sheet is then folded into its final 3D form. Metal is ‘grown’ on the object’s surface, creating a ridged structure. The sheet material can then be removed leaving the finished self-supporting form.

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Degrees
- BFA, Industrial Design: Product Design, Hongik University, Seoul, Korea, 2007
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Experience
- Internship, LG Electronics MC lab, Seoul, Korea, 2006; Workshop assistant, Adidas, Seoul, Korea, 2005; Product designer, CJ corp, Seoul, Korea, 2007-9; Designer (design a robot for 2012), Samsung Electronics, Seoul, Korea, 2007
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Exhibitions
- Designers Block, Pop Up Shop in Covent Garden, London, 2008; Seoul Design Week, Coex, Seoul, Korea, 2007; RCA Intent, Ventura Lambrate, Milan, Italy, 2011; DesignersBlock, OXO Tower, London, 2010
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Awards
- Winner, STX Corp Scholarship, 2009; Winner, Red Dot Design Awards, 2007; Winner, Presidential Award, Leading Young Designer in South Korea, 2008