Yunlin Shan

TEXTILES

Apr 13

BIO

Yunlin Shan is a Fourth-year student from Craft and design (Textile) program in Sheridan College. She is interested in Free-motion embroidery sewing, digital drawing, hand drawing, and graphic design. In daily life, she likes to make yardages, bags, clothes, sculpture, tapestry, home products, and digital patterns. Her works can be used in interiors, on fabric surfaces, and on clothing. She hopes that her work can resonate with the audiences especially if they have similar cultures and experience as well. She also wants people to think that she is a detailed artist and graphic designer.

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CAPSTONE PROJECT

A LETTER FROM THE GOLDEN AGE

My Capstone Project called “A letter From the Golden Age”, is a historical vintage dressing cloth. The key idea for creating this project is the rebirth of retro and classic styles. I am merging the old with the new. Most evening dresses that we see today are made by beading, French embroidery, and machine embroidery. However, the dress in ancient style gives the feeling of elegance that is made by lace and shirring. In the 1920s, the Chinese craftsmen worked on laying on the surface, and most of the details were handmade. In this project, I am using embroidery to explore various techniques on organza. I want my work to bring viewers into a dreamy fragility and hazy feeling space filled with line and texture.

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