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Consumption of Heritage examines contemporary fashion systems through Korean textile traditions such as Hansan Mosi and Hanji. Responding to industrialized mass production and the displacement of localized craft practices, the project explores clothing not simply as a consumable object, but as a structure shaped by material, labor, and cultural memory. Constructed through layering and structural experimentation, the garments investigate tensions between fragility and durability, wearability and disposability, tradition and contemporary life. Rather than treating craft as fixed heritage, the work repositions Korean textile practices as living systems continuously transformed through social, cultural, and material conditions.

Exhibited: 

Hanji workshop X Hyundai Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, September 2024

State of Fashion 2024: Ties that Bind
Arnhem, The Netherlands, May 2024

CODA PAPER ART 2023
CODA MuseumApeldoorn, The Netherlands, June - November 2023

Feather and Constellation’
Hanji Culture Center, Seoul, KR, November - December 2022

개물성무
Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation x Space BE gallery
Seoul, KR, November - December 2021

The Ro Plastic Prize 2021
Milan, IT, September 2021

La Manufacture, A Labour of Love
World Design Capital
Lille, FR, September - November 2020

Sustainable Innovations
Munich Fabric Start 2020
Munich, DE, February 2020

G19, Design Academy Eindhoven Graduation Show
Dutch Design Week 2019
De CampinaEindhoven, NL, October 2019