Edible Bowl
2013
The Royal college of Art
Short term project/Solo project
Plastic is a substance the earth cannot digest. This edible bowl is made of several natural ingredients to address this issue. The bowl is shaped and solidified through strong pressing process, so that it would not be broken nor melt easily. Even though the edible bowl is not a perfect alternative, it provides intellectual curiosity to those seeking environmentally friendly materials.
Capture your memory
2009
Chelsea College of Art and Design
Short term project
When you visit a place, you carry with you a memory of its color, smell, and texture. I wanted to capture that exact moment with a device that allows you to pour wax onto molds found in the street or sand. By selecting a color that resonates with the location, you can preserve the texture and essence of that place in the wax, creating a tangible memory of the moment.
Sketches for device
A device designed to pour wax into outdoor holes, capturing textures and imprints from the environment.
Capturing the memory of London, in front of the house where I lived for a year, right after stepping out the door. The feeling of that moment was always new, strange, and uncertain. The white represents the emotions of a fresh beginning, marking a new chapter in my life, while the light peach color symbolizes the uncertainty I felt. The bottom layer holds the soil and leaves that lived during my time there, preserving the essence of that moment.
Capture the moment at the heart of Seoul. It's always busy and crowded, and I’m never quite sure what people are thinking as they pass by. Capture the moment at the heart of Seoul. It's always busy and crowded, and I’m never quite sure what people are thinking as they pass by. Sometimes, I feel isolated in the midst of it all. I used pure black to express this sense of isolation
