Inter-Face

Following a one week collaborative workshop between ECAL’s 2ndyear Industrial Design students and Hongik University’s Product and Space Design students, where in mixed teams, they worked on a range of MASKS to cover, disguise, embellish, cloak, protect, decorate or enhance people. Through this project, they shared and discovered their mutual cultures and habits. The outcome is a series of colourful and surprising masks reinterpreting this ancestral object, materialised with textiles and know-how harvested in the maze of Seoul’s enormous Dongdaemun market. Workshop realized as part of the Summer University '15 program of the Canton de Vaud, led by Stéphane Halmaï-Voisard, assisted by Giulia Amelie Chehab and Marceau Avogadro. Photos ECAL/Marceau Avogadro

Workshop (2015) with Stéphane Halmaï-Voisard

Reflect HU/Jinkyung Sung, Seohyun Oh ECAL/Marie-Camille Gras, Luisa Pietrini

Hide-out HU/Jisu Yun, Leewon Seo ECAL/Adrien Eisenlohr, Flora Lechner

Yeollin HU/Choi Hee, Soyoung Kim ECAL/Victor Guittet, Vincent Mailh

Kiseu HU/Heesun Kim, Hyunkyung Cheon ECAL/Félicien Rousseau, Adrian Woo

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Mr Gamja HU/Jiyoon Choi, Minuk Kin ECAL/Naomi Pellandini, Alix Szijarto

Beauty Cover HU/Jaewook Han, Hyunyoung Cho ECAL/Johanne Fouqueron, Margot Reymond

Gun Bae HU/Eunsol Jang, Yejin Han ECAL/Quentin Frichet, Tobias Brunner

Fade HU/Jihwan Park, Hayeon Kim ECAL/Isabelle Baudraz, Alessia Di Santo

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Suture HU/Seoyoung Sim, Gayeon Seo ECAL/Jean-Baptiste Bruyère, Raphaël Constantin

Soju HU/Yejin Moon, Hanmoe Lee ECAL/Marion Aeby, Andreas Piedfort

Lucha Libre HU/Jaeyoung Park, Minji Kim ECAL/Lison Christe, Jeanne Siffert

Deepaï HU/Sooah Park, Sooyoung Lee ECAL/Salim Douma, Paul Vachon

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Patch HU/Yesong Lee, Jaehwan Lee ECAL/Athime De Crecy, Jules Mas

Chappie HU/Dakyung Ahn, Gyuseok Kim ECAL/Gianfranco Baechtold, Elie Reboul

Nubin HU/Soomi Oh, Youngeun Kang ECAL/Camille Coquelle, Anna-Sophie Studer

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