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Graduates in Room 6:
Ken Wen
Ying Xiong
Boshan (Rebekah) Guo
Zixiong Xie
Jiamin Hong
Justine Lee
Under the influence of humans, many animals have disappeared from the world. Many people don't even know their names simply because they don't have sufficient value for humans. I hope that through Animals Deserve Better, more people can understand the stories behind the animals through the patterns on the materials. Use story and pattern to draw people's attention to endangered animals. Ken Wen is a textile designer. He graduated with a degree in textile design from Chelsea College, University of the Arts London. During the five-year textile design process, he has his unique style of painting creation. Product design, print design, and clothing and apparel design are all his areas of expertise. He also has his research on sustainable fabrics. His design concept is to enable sustainable renewable materials to serve humanity in the future better.
Under the influence of humans, many animals have disappeared from the world. Many people don't even know their names simply because they don't have sufficient value for humans. I hope that through Animals Deserve Better, more people can understand the stories behind the animals through the patterns on the materials. Use story and pattern to draw people's attention to endangered animals. Ken Wen is a textile designer. He graduated with a degree in textile design from Chelsea College, University of the Arts London. During the five-year textile design process, he has his unique style of painting creation. Product design, print design, and clothing and apparel design are all his areas of expertise. He also has his research on sustainable fabrics. His design concept is to enable sustainable renewable materials to serve humanity in the future better.
Under the influence of humans, many animals have disappeared from the world. Many people don't even know their names simply because they don't have sufficient value for humans. I hope that through Animals Deserve Better, more people can understand the stories behind the animals through the patterns on the materials. Use story and pattern to draw people's attention to endangered animals. Ken Wen is a textile designer. He graduated with a degree in textile design from Chelsea College, University of the Arts London. During the five-year textile design process, he has his unique style of painting creation. Product design, print design, and clothing and apparel design are all his areas of expertise. He also has his research on sustainable fabrics. His design concept is to enable sustainable renewable materials to serve humanity in the future better.
Under the influence of humans, many animals have disappeared from the world. Many people don't even know their names simply because they don't have sufficient value for humans. I hope that through Animals Deserve Better, more people can understand the stories behind the animals through the patterns on the materials. Use story and pattern to draw people's attention to endangered animals. Ken Wen is a textile designer. He graduated with a degree in textile design from Chelsea College, University of the Arts London. During the five-year textile design process, he has his unique style of painting creation. Product design, print design, and clothing and apparel design are all his areas of expertise. He also has his research on sustainable fabrics. His design concept is to enable sustainable renewable materials to serve humanity in the future better.
Under the influence of humans, many animals have disappeared from the world. Many people don't even know their names simply because they don't have sufficient value for humans. I hope that through Animals Deserve Better, more people can understand the stories behind the animals through the patterns on the materials. Use story and pattern to draw people's attention to endangered animals. Ken Wen is a textile designer. He graduated with a degree in textile design from Chelsea College, University of the Arts London. During the five-year textile design process, he has his unique style of painting creation. Product design, print design, and clothing and apparel design are all his areas of expertise. He also has his research on sustainable fabrics. His design concept is to enable sustainable renewable materials to serve humanity in the future better.
Under the influence of humans, many animals have disappeared from the world. Many people don't even know their names simply because they don't have sufficient value for humans. I hope that through Animals Deserve Better, more people can understand the stories behind the animals through the patterns on the materials. Use story and pattern to draw people's attention to endangered animals. Ken Wen is a textile designer. He graduated with a degree in textile design from Chelsea College, University of the Arts London. During the five-year textile design process, he has his unique style of painting creation. Product design, print design, and clothing and apparel design are all his areas of expertise. He also has his research on sustainable fabrics. His design concept is to enable sustainable renewable materials to serve humanity in the future better.
People has the inherent affinities and inclination for ongoing communication with nature. Quasi-Nature is trying to restore and enhance the beneficial natural experience in the built environment. From my point of view, the sunlight can break the boundaries between indoor and outdoor. The complementary contrast of shadow and light puts me into a calm and peaceful state, which also relates to the oriental cultural connotations. Ying Xiong is a China based artist with background in fashion and textile direction. Finished her MA Textile Design at Chelsea college of arts, UAL. Her multi-disciplinary practice focuses on sustainable and biophilic design. Intrigued by the complementary contrast, she explored the light and shadow in oriental cultural connotations Instagramďźhttps://www.instagram.com/yingsworkspace/
People has the inherent affinities and inclination for ongoing communication with nature. Quasi-Nature is trying to restore and enhance the beneficial natural experience in the built environment. From my point of view, the sunlight can break the boundaries between indoor and outdoor. The complementary contrast of shadow and light puts me into a calm and peaceful state, which also relates to the oriental cultural connotations. Ying Xiong is a China based artist with background in fashion and textile direction. Finished her MA Textile Design at Chelsea college of arts, UAL. Her multi-disciplinary practice focuses on sustainable and biophilic design. Intrigued by the complementary contrast, she explored the light and shadow in oriental cultural connotations Instagramďźhttps://www.instagram.com/yingsworkspace/
People has the inherent affinities and inclination for ongoing communication with nature. Quasi-Nature is trying to restore and enhance the beneficial natural experience in the built environment. From my point of view, the sunlight can break the boundaries between indoor and outdoor. The complementary contrast of shadow and light puts me into a calm and peaceful state, which also relates to the oriental cultural connotations. Ying Xiong is a China based artist with background in fashion and textile direction. Finished her MA Textile Design at Chelsea college of arts, UAL. Her multi-disciplinary practice focuses on sustainable and biophilic design. Intrigued by the complementary contrast, she explored the light and shadow in oriental cultural connotations Instagramďźhttps://www.instagram.com/yingsworkspace/
Being in a sandstorm is based on my own experience and focuses on the philosophy of the sublime. The works communicate the power and awe of nature and aim to inspire us to remember the value, strength, and dynamism of nature. Textiles and Fashion Designer, Boshan (Rebekah) Guo specialized in MA Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts. Upon graduating from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fashion Design, Boshanâs practice focuses on sustainable and socially responsible design. She explores the impacts of the fashion industry on the environment and uses methods such as upcycling and material science to create new biodegradable materials. website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/ project and video website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/bio-material Instagram: Kah_gkah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-guo-57a7b8162/
Being in a sandstorm is based on my own experience and focuses on the philosophy of the sublime. The works communicate the power and awe of nature and aim to inspire us to remember the value, strength, and dynamism of nature. Textiles and Fashion Designer, Boshan (Rebekah) Guo specialized in MA Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts. Upon graduating from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fashion Design, Boshanâs practice focuses on sustainable and socially responsible design. She explores the impacts of the fashion industry on the environment and uses methods such as upcycling and material science to create new biodegradable materials. website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/ project and video website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/bio-material Instagram: Kah_gkah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-guo-57a7b8162/
Being in a sandstorm is based on my own experience and focuses on the philosophy of the sublime. The works communicate the power and awe of nature and aim to inspire us to remember the value, strength, and dynamism of nature. Textiles and Fashion Designer, Boshan (Rebekah) Guo specialized in MA Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts. Upon graduating from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fashion Design, Boshanâs practice focuses on sustainable and socially responsible design. She explores the impacts of the fashion industry on the environment and uses methods such as upcycling and material science to create new biodegradable materials. website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/ project and video website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/bio-material Instagram: Kah_gkah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-guo-57a7b8162/
Being in a sandstorm is based on my own experience and focuses on the philosophy of the sublime. The works communicate the power and awe of nature and aim to inspire us to remember the value, strength, and dynamism of nature. Textiles and Fashion Designer, Boshan (Rebekah) Guo specialized in MA Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts. Upon graduating from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fashion Design, Boshanâs practice focuses on sustainable and socially responsible design. She explores the impacts of the fashion industry on the environment and uses methods such as upcycling and material science to create new biodegradable materials. website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/ project and video website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/bio-material Instagram: Kah_gkah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-guo-57a7b8162/
Being in a sandstorm is based on my own experience and focuses on the philosophy of the sublime. The works communicate the power and awe of nature and aim to inspire us to remember the value, strength, and dynamism of nature. Textiles and Fashion Designer, Boshan (Rebekah) Guo specialized in MA Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts. Upon graduating from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fashion Design, Boshanâs practice focuses on sustainable and socially responsible design. She explores the impacts of the fashion industry on the environment and uses methods such as upcycling and material science to create new biodegradable materials. website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/ project and video website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/bio-material Instagram: Kah_gkah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-guo-57a7b8162/
Being in a sandstorm is based on my own experience and focuses on the philosophy of the sublime. The works communicate the power and awe of nature and aim to inspire us to remember the value, strength, and dynamism of nature. Textiles and Fashion Designer, Boshan (Rebekah) Guo specialized in MA Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts. Upon graduating from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fashion Design, Boshanâs practice focuses on sustainable and socially responsible design. She explores the impacts of the fashion industry on the environment and uses methods such as upcycling and material science to create new biodegradable materials. website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/ project and video website: https://www.rebekahguo.online/bio-material Instagram: Kah_gkah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-guo-57a7b8162/
Body and its Space uses woven jacquard technology and applies it to apparel design. The collection pays attention to the flexible functionality of textiles, the creasing that occurs at elbows and knees and the relationship between movement and fabric, where it acts like a muscle fibre and as a second skin. My name is Zixiong Xie, I am currently studying the master course at UAL CHELSEA, majoring in sustainable textile design (WEAVE). I graduated from Central Saint Martins BA textile design with first class honours. During my study time, I won the winner of the LVMH sustainable design awards for their fashion department. I have also worked with PUMA and Swaroski for their sustinable textile project.
Body and its Space uses woven jacquard technology and applies it to apparel design. The collection pays attention to the flexible functionality of textiles, the creasing that occurs at elbows and knees and the relationship between movement and fabric, where it acts like a muscle fibre and as a second skin. My name is Zixiong Xie, I am currently studying the master course at UAL CHELSEA, majoring in sustainable textile design (WEAVE). I graduated from Central Saint Martins BA textile design with first class honours. During my study time, I won the winner of the LVMH sustainable design awards for their fashion department. I have also worked with PUMA and Swaroski for their sustinable textile project.
Body and its Space uses woven jacquard technology and applies it to apparel design. The collection pays attention to the flexible functionality of textiles, the creasing that occurs at elbows and knees and the relationship between movement and fabric, where it acts like a muscle fibre and as a second skin. My name is Zixiong Xie, I am currently studying the master course at UAL CHELSEA, majoring in sustainable textile design (WEAVE). I graduated from Central Saint Martins BA textile design with first class honours. During my study time, I won the winner of the LVMH sustainable design awards for their fashion department. I have also worked with PUMA and Swaroski for their sustinable textile project.
Body and its Space uses woven jacquard technology and applies it to apparel design. The collection pays attention to the flexible functionality of textiles, the creasing that occurs at elbows and knees and the relationship between movement and fabric, where it acts like a muscle fibre and as a second skin. My name is Zixiong Xie, I am currently studying the master course at UAL CHELSEA, majoring in sustainable textile design (WEAVE). I graduated from Central Saint Martins BA textile design with first class honours. During my study time, I won the winner of the LVMH sustainable design awards for their fashion department. I have also worked with PUMA and Swaroski for their sustinable textile project.
Body and its Space uses woven jacquard technology and applies it to apparel design. The collection pays attention to the flexible functionality of textiles, the creasing that occurs at elbows and knees and the relationship between movement and fabric, where it acts like a muscle fibre and as a second skin. My name is Zixiong Xie, I am currently studying the master course at UAL CHELSEA, majoring in sustainable textile design (WEAVE). I graduated from Central Saint Martins BA textile design with first class honours. During my study time, I won the winner of the LVMH sustainable design awards for their fashion department. I have also worked with PUMA and Swaroski for their sustinable textile project.
Rebellious Machine Against Fragmented Time explores the relationship between repetitive labour and the scale of time. Collecting, deconstructing and reassembling materials from day-to-day, the collection attempts to break the linear time frame of the production cycle and aims to reposition an individual's existence, accepting the uncertainty and instability frequently seen in life. Website: Jiaminhong.com ins: @Osolesgaa
Rebellious Machine Against Fragmented Time explores the relationship between repetitive labour and the scale of time. Collecting, deconstructing and reassembling materials from day-to-day, the collection attempts to break the linear time frame of the production cycle and aims to reposition an individual's existence, accepting the uncertainty and instability frequently seen in life. Website: Jiaminhong.com ins: @Osolesgaa
Rebellious Machine Against Fragmented Time explores the relationship between repetitive labour and the scale of time. Collecting, deconstructing and reassembling materials from day-to-day, the collection attempts to break the linear time frame of the production cycle and aims to reposition an individual's existence, accepting the uncertainty and instability frequently seen in life. Website: Jiaminhong.com ins: @Osolesgaa
Rebellious Machine Against Fragmented Time explores the relationship between repetitive labour and the scale of time. Collecting, deconstructing and reassembling materials from day-to-day, the collection attempts to break the linear time frame of the production cycle and aims to reposition an individual's existence, accepting the uncertainty and instability frequently seen in life. Website: Jiaminhong.com ins: @Osolesgaa
Native Wools explores the diversity of British sheep breeds and their fleece to promote the use of British wool in the fashion industry as a sustainable fibre. My final collection combines these yarns to create a knitted quilt blanket, with a border of symbols to represent key stages in history of the development of wool.Â
Native Wools explores the diversity of British sheep breeds and their fleece to promote the use of British wool in the fashion industry as a sustainable fibre. My final collection combines these yarns to create a knitted quilt blanket, with a border of symbols to represent key stages in history of the development of wool.Â
Native Wools explores the diversity of British sheep breeds and their fleece to promote the use of British wool in the fashion industry as a sustainable fibre. My final collection combines these yarns to create a knitted quilt blanket, with a border of symbols to represent key stages in history of the development of wool.Â
Native Wools explores the diversity of British sheep breeds and their fleece to promote the use of British wool in the fashion industry as a sustainable fibre. My final collection combines these yarns to create a knitted quilt blanket, with a border of symbols to represent key stages in history of the development of wool.Â
Native Wools explores the diversity of British sheep breeds and their fleece to promote the use of British wool in the fashion industry as a sustainable fibre. My final collection combines these yarns to create a knitted quilt blanket, with a border of symbols to represent key stages in history of the development of wool.Â