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Study on Chinese Opera Masks Applied Fashion Design -Based on a Patchwork Technique-

중국 경극 가면을 응용한 패치워크 기법의 의상 디자인 연구

  • Li, Xue Mei (Dept. of Industrial Design, Graduate School, The University of Suwon) ;
  • Lee, Sang-Hee (Fashion Design, College of Art & Design, The University of Suwon) ;
  • Han, Sul-Ah (Fashion Design, College of Art & Design, The University of Suwon)
  • 이설매 (수원대학교 일반대학원 산업미술학과) ;
  • 이상희 (수원대학교 패션디자인) ;
  • 한설아 (수원대학교 패션디자인)
  • Received : 2011.09.29
  • Accepted : 2011.12.03
  • Published : 2012.02.29

Abstract

Historically, garments have been spontaneously made with human instinct in order to warm and decorate the body using textiles that have been made and used by various peoples in different cultures. Contemporary garments have been used as a means of warming as well as express individual personality and a desire to pursue beauty. They have a unique formativeness and a symbolic nature according to cultural phenomena that reflect a cultural outcome that expresses contemporary thinking and ideology as well as their aesthetic consciousness. This study globally promotes Chinese opera mask culture and proposes the possibility of creative thinking through the introduction of Chinese opera mask elements into contemporary fashion, expressing them as patchworks. In order to endow artistic value (required in contemporary fashion) this study creates works by analyzing and applying a formative sense seen in patchwork techniques and the characteristics of Chinese opera masks; in addition, it sought the possibility of new expressions in garment designs. The results obtained from the research involve the following. First, the introduction of the traditional patchwork technique to contemporary garments may be a dynamic theme of garment expression and exceed stereotypical ideas that enable the creation of designs attuned to the globalization era. Second, it was possible to pursue independent formativeness which is in harmony with a modern sense through the restructuring of the harmony of colors and practical characteristics found in patchworks. Third, it was possible to demonstrate their artistry and unique effect in the expression of contemporary garments by the expression of the analyzed results of characteristic patterns of Chinese opera masks with a patchwork technique in creating works. Results show that it is necessary to conduct research into a patchwork technique that applies diverse materials as a new method to develop contemporary garment design also as a creative design. In addition, if the analyzed results of the characteristic patterns of Chinese opera masks can be expressed with a patchwork technique, they may be able to exhibit a genuine effect along with the artistry of expression in contemporary garments; thereby, relevant follow-up research should be further continued.

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