Development of Textile Pattern Design by Tessellation Technique using Iconography of Jeju's Hyojemunjado - Focused on &lt;Shin&gt; characters -

Ae-Ran, Jang; Kwan, Hyun Myung

doi:10.7233/jksc.2016.66.8.078

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“…Then, the motives were reconstructed by applying geometrical figures (squares, triangles, hexagons, rectangles, and parallelograms) to create repeated units and then applying the colors extracted from traditional archetypes. The tessellation technique was used to use geometric shapes and their angles, symmetry, shifts, and integration in interesting ways to create textile patterns with diverse visual effects (Jang & Hyun, 2016). Last, the findings of in-depth interviews with MZ generation people living in Jeju conducted to identify the fashion items preferred by the MZ generation and their preference for the textile pattern designs developed herein were presented.…”

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“…Chaekgeori paintings are characterized by explorative elements of diverse forms and content and modern-looking formative elements in terms of constructive aesthetics and geometrical structures (Lee, 2017). Their formative characteristics set them apart from other traditional paintings from the Joseon period (Im, 2008). These characteristics allow for an expectation that Chaekgeori paintings offer a broad range of possibilities for contemporary reimagination.…”

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Development of textile pattern design by M. C. Escher’s tessellation technique using chaekgeori icons

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2023

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The purpose of this study is to raise awareness of the uniqueness and excellence of Korea’s traditional culture among members of the MZ generation (Millennials and generation Z) and explore the possibility of utilizing archetypes of traditional culture in the contemporary context. To that end, this study develops and proposes unique contemporary textile pattern designs applying M. C. Escher’s tessellation technique to the formative characteristics and symbolic meaning of Chaekgeori icons. To develop the designs, this study reviews the previous literature and theoretically considers the concept of Chaekgeori, its formative characteristics, and Escher’s tessellation. After extracting iconsrelated to the themes, stylized iconographic motives were applied to geometric shapes to create repeating units. Then, Escher’s tessellation was applied to these repeats to develop twelve contemporarily reimagined textile patterns. To verify the usability of the developed textile pattern designs in products targeting the MZ generation, in-depth interviews were conducted with the MZ generation living in Jeju. The developed textile patterns were mapped onto the selected items to prove the applicability of the developed textile patterns to the items preferred by the MZ generation. The contribution of this study lies in the fact that it develops unique and contemporary textile pattern designs based on the formative characteristics and symbolic meaning of Chaekgeori icons and maps the designs of fashion items preferred by the MZ generation, thereby raising awareness of the value and excellence of Chaekgeori as a part of Korea’s traditional culture and shedding light on the possibility of using traditional cultural archetypes in contemporary contexts.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%