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Cell Hot Glue, S.Silver 2010

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Untitled Brooch, 2011

hotglue, paint, leaves 87 x 92 x 18 mm

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Untitled Brooch, 2011

Plastic pipe, fabric, hotglue 200 x 186 x 126 mm

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Untitled Brooch, 2011

porcelain, glaze, model magic 88 x 146 x 48 mm

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Untitled Brooch, 2011

porcelain, hotglue, paint, model magic 116 x 126 x 43 mm

I create wearable objects inspired by the relationship between humans and nature, drawing from the optical illusions of natural formations, cellular structures, and viruses as well as and colorful visuals of electron microscopy.

In the studio, my work focuses on the exploration of and experimentation with materials, specifically in terms of their physical qualities and their possible combinations. I transform hot glue into three dimensional forms and dye the resulting forms. In addition to hot glue, I use found plastics, paper, wood, metal, and fabric to create assemblages that function as art jewelry. The often unexpected results lead to new discoveries. - Jung Eun Chang

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Exposure Calculate Plate I, 2014

Brass, 6497movement, 90 x 60 x 9 mm

Kwang Hun Hyun

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The 2013 “YÉOL Artisan of the Year” was awarded to master artisan Kim Soo-Young in collaboration with modern designer Gio Kisang.

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YÉOL means to carefully preserve the beauty of cultural heritage inherited from antiquity for today and tomorrow. YÉOL is a gathering of people who steadfastly promote the ideals represented in its name,and support the efforts to promote the proper understanding of Korean traditional culture and foster love for her cultural heritage, wherever attention alone is not enough.

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Kim Soo-Young and Gio Kisang together they raise the value of traditional crafts and modernise them for everyday use. Brass itself is a symbol of sophistication in traditional Korean culture. Brass kitchenware transcends mere utensils to afford us insight into traditional Korean life.

YÉOL







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