ABOUT ME:
Hello! My name is Yoona Oh. I am a sophomore at Cornell University studying Fashion Design Management and pursuing a minor in Design and Environmental Analysis under the College of Human Ecology.
My interdisciplinary array of art and design interests me in both the active creation of fashion design and environmental design, I am concentrating my career on working as a creative director for merchandising, designing at high-end brand events, or becoming a UI/UX designer if the fashion industry.
I am actively seeking internship opportunities to enhance my interest and skills further, so don't hesitate to contact me!
yo246@cornell.edu
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My portfolio reflects various media, including traditional forms and experimental materials. Some artworks express my journey and development through the different media I have explored. I believe that my stories can resonate with people through my art, even though they may interpret them differently. Additionally, my portfolio highlights my recent studies in creating designs centered around human needs and my comprehension of the fashion world through textiles and merchandising.
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HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGNS
EXPERIMENTAL FASHION WORKS
2-DIMENSIONAL MIXED MEDIA & STORY-TELLING ARTWORKS
3-DIMENSIONAL & INSTALLATION WORKS
STILL LIFE WORKS
TEXTILE STANDARD TESTING REPORTS
(PRODUCT QUALITY ASSURANCE)
(PRODUCT QUALITY ASSURANCE)
INDUSTRY’S WELL-BEING DESIGN SOLUTIONS
&
FASHION BRAND LINE MARKETING
&
FASHION BRAND LINE MARKETING
EXPERIMENTAL FASHION WORKS
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CHAOS
My main focus was to depict the layers and depth that clothings can make. To create more attention to the piece, i added dried acrylic paint (that I have collected)
Materials:
rice paper, black fabric, black and white mesh fabric, peeled dried acrylic paint
70x40x40
My main focus was to depict the layers and depth that clothings can make. To create more attention to the piece, i added dried acrylic paint (that I have collected)
Materials:
rice paper, black fabric, black and white mesh fabric, peeled dried acrylic paint
70x40x40
THE DRAG
I experimented with old materials to form an upcylcing garment
Materials:
old clothings, magizines, red yarn, newspapers, safety pins, thread
45x25x5
I experimented with old materials to form an upcylcing garment
Materials:
old clothings, magizines, red yarn, newspapers, safety pins, thread
45x25x5
THE FLOW
For this piece, I experimented how materials (that are not fabric base) can converse with the human body/fashion
Materials:
cardboard, peeled dried mod podge (glue), blue dye, acrylic paint, tape, my body
32x27x7
For this piece, I experimented how materials (that are not fabric base) can converse with the human body/fashion
Materials:
cardboard, peeled dried mod podge (glue), blue dye, acrylic paint, tape, my body
32x27x7
2-DIMENSIONAL MIXED MEDIA & STORY-TELLING ARTWORKS
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REVEAL
In this piece, I experimented with how fabric can play a role in my traditional artwork
Materials:
pencil, acrylic, fabric, sewing thread
24x15
FEELING SMALL
This painting shows my perspective of feeling small when others’ attention is on me
Materials:
oil on canvas
40x30
HALLUCINATION
The train is emotionally unstable to the point that it hallucinates the setting around it. With a colorful mix of realistic and abstract form, it imagines a fun and bright world
Materials:
color pencils, gel pens
13x10
SCHOOL STRESS
This is a series I did to represent my school stress. In the left drawing, the eyes in the middle of the locker represents the expectations I have from the people around me. In the middle drawing, I daydream about escaping from all the pressure I have and wanting freedom. In the right drawing, it expresses where reality hits me and I am still overloaded with work.
Materials:
pen, color pencils, highlighter
11x13 15x11 11x13
This is a series I did to represent my school stress. In the left drawing, the eyes in the middle of the locker represents the expectations I have from the people around me. In the middle drawing, I daydream about escaping from all the pressure I have and wanting freedom. In the right drawing, it expresses where reality hits me and I am still overloaded with work.
Materials:
pen, color pencils, highlighter
11x13 15x11 11x13
CONFUSION
Abstract patterns can be confusing; there are no meanings to them, leaving people to question them. As I look back, I, too, feel confused about my surroundings.
Materials:
acrylic and fabric
36x24
Abstract patterns can be confusing; there are no meanings to them, leaving people to question them. As I look back, I, too, feel confused about my surroundings.
Materials:
acrylic and fabric
36x24
OVERWHELMING THOUGHTS
The yellow liquid that is gushing out of the mouth are small tight figures. These figures represent my overwhelming thoughts that causes me to melt and feel burned out.
Materials:
pens, color pencils, highlighter
19x11
NO ESCAPE
This piece represents my feelings of being stuck in a never-ending hole.
Materials:
color pencils, gel pens, yarn
11x15
This piece represents my feelings of being stuck in a never-ending hole.
Materials:
color pencils, gel pens, yarn
11x15
DROWNING
I added texture to this piece by cutting out each of the waves. the waves represents how my emotions drowns myself as I try to catch a breath.
Materials:
color pencils, acrylic, cutout papers (the waves)
19x14
I added texture to this piece by cutting out each of the waves. the waves represents how my emotions drowns myself as I try to catch a breath.
Materials:
color pencils, acrylic, cutout papers (the waves)
19x14