Kay
Kay works across graphic and pattern design, as well as paper art and _gyubang gongye_—the traditional Korean craft of sewing and textile-making associated with women’s domestic spaces. Her practice explores how an image can move beyond the flat surface and enter the tactile worlds of paper, fabric, and everyday life.
Kay
Kay works across graphic and pattern design, as well as paper art and _gyubang gongye_—the traditional Korean craft of sewing and textile-making associated with women’s domestic spaces. Her practice explores how an image can move beyond the flat surface and enter the tactile worlds of paper, fabric, and everyday life.
Kay
Kay works across graphic and pattern design, as well as paper art and _gyubang gongye_—the traditional Korean craft of sewing and textile-making associated with women’s domestic spaces. Her practice explores how an image can move beyond the flat surface and enter the tactile worlds of paper, fabric, and everyday life.
Halloween
- Original
- Original
This audio overview was created using Google’s Audio Overview, based on information from onthestripes.com.
Both English and Korean versions are available.
Kay
Kay works across graphic and pattern design, as well as paper art and _gyubang gongye_—the traditional Korean craft of sewing and textile-making associated with women’s domestic spaces. Her practice explores how an image can move beyond the flat surface and enter the tactile worlds of paper, fabric, and everyday life.
Mom and Me – Cats
- Original
- Original
This audio overview was created using Google’s Audio Overview, based on information from onthestripes.com.
Both English and Korean versions are available.
Kay
Kay works across graphic and pattern design, as well as paper art and _gyubang gongye_—the traditional Korean craft of sewing and textile-making associated with women’s domestic spaces. Her practice explores how an image can move beyond the flat surface and enter the tactile worlds of paper, fabric, and everyday life.
Shark
- Original
- Original
This audio overview was created using Google’s Audio Overview, based on information from onthestripes.com.
Both English and Korean versions are available.
Kay
Kay works across graphic and pattern design, as well as paper art and _gyubang gongye_—the traditional Korean craft of sewing and textile-making associated with women’s domestic spaces. Her practice explores how an image can move beyond the flat surface and enter the tactile worlds of paper, fabric, and everyday life.