Yun-Shin Cho
MA work
MA work
My inspiration came from the geometric skeletons of the ship’s exterior in every stage of development and the alterations of the appearance.

I reinterpret these 3D structures into 2D textile surfaces, using interesting materials like bonding nylon organza to latex, burnt metal and moulded / sculpted leather. Even if the original materials are not wearable or strange-looking, it is possible to produce an object that is aesthetically appealing by combining unfamiliar materials harmoniously with familiar fabrics and dynamic patterns.

Through this project, I would like to offer new possibilities of interesting textures through mix-matching materials and patterns.

Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2011
Specialism
Printed Textiles
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Contact
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+44 (0)7525 439 727
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My inspiration came from the geometric skeletons of the ship’s exterior in every stage of development and the alterations of the appearance.

I reinterpret these 3D structures into 2D textile surfaces, using interesting materials like bonding nylon organza to latex, burnt metal and moulded / sculpted leather. Even if the original materials are not wearable or strange-looking, it is possible to produce an object that is aesthetically appealing by combining unfamiliar materials harmoniously with familiar fabrics and dynamic patterns.

Through this project, I would like to offer new possibilities of interesting textures through mix-matching materials and patterns.

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Degrees
- Graduate Diploma, Textile Design, Hanyang University, Korea, 2007
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Experience
- Interior/fashion fabrics designer internship, Colourway Studios, London, 2010; Freelance textiles designer, ColorProm Textile Studio, Korea, 2007-9; Design assistant, Studio 9, London, 2010
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Exhibitions
- Indigo, Première Vision, Paris, France, 2009; Man Group Drawing Prize, Royal College of Art, 2010
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Awards
- Runner up, Dyers Company Award, 2010; First prize, Surface Design, Saudi Textile Award, 2010; Second prize, Digital Design, International New Generation Textiles Design Award, 2010