Hyojung Yun

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Colour fusions

Hyojung Yun is primarily concerned with unusual glaze effects on ceramic surfaces. Her experiments strive to combine stability and lightness. In her works, the refraction of light rays shining through the glaze base seems to dissolve the boundary between inside and outside. By scattering solid pieces of glaze, she allows the glaze to reveal its different tones.

Hyojung Yun
Esmarch Str.23
24105 Kiel

Germany

+49 (0) 15205959346
yunhyo1636@gmail.com
www.hyojung-yun.com

 

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