During my journey, I have been continuously exploring the possibilities of fashion and
textiles. And I have come to a clear realization that fashion and textiles do not only satisfy
aesthetic and functional needs, but also serve as mediums or bridges for people to establish
interactive relationships with the outside world, blending individual design sensibilities.
Embracing technology and functionality, they shouldn’t be limited by tackling problems;
instead, they could profoundly drive people's capacity for empathy, and achieve deep
emotional interaction.
Consequently, all my works are centred around achieving human emotional interaction
through fashion and textiles, utilizing materials and techniques that stimulate a sense of
humanization.
Currently, my ongoing project focuses on jewellery. I believe that in one of your drawers,
you must have some jewellery from your parents, friends, or partners that you rarely wear,
keeping them in boxes for an extended period or even forgetting about them. However, I
view these pieces of jewellery as mediums that hold special or emotional memories and
relationships, while also interacting with our daily lives.
Thus, my creative intention is to design a program that allows everyone to redesign these
jewellery pieces using their brain waves, transforming them into garments or jewellery by
utilizing 3D printing on knitting fabric. To some extent, it achieves emotionally durable and
interactive design.
Extensive research has identified three key elements in this project: The oxidized layer, the
motion of wearing, and the structure of the jewellery.
