Bae Sejin

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Assistant Professor Arts & Design Building B #306-1 02-3277-2535 baesejin@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Sejin Bae is a faculty member in the Ceramics program within the Fine Arts Division. He received his BFA, MFA, and PhD in Ceramics from the College of Fine Arts at Seoul National University. He was selected as a finalist for the LOEWE Craft Prize in 2015 and received the Young Artist Award from the National Academy of Arts, Republic of Korea in 2024. His works are included in the collections of the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea, and the Victoria & Albert Museum in the United Kingdom. He is currently represented by PBG.
Grounded in an exploration of form and materiality, his practice seeks to expand the possibilities of contemporary ceramics, and he continues to exhibit widely both in Korea and internationally.

Im Jang soon

Fine Arts Division/Korean Painting

Assistant Professor Arts & Design Building A, 206 02) 3277 - 2488 jangsoon@ewha.ac.kr

Im, Jang soon conducts research on the conceptual framework and materiality of Korean painting within contemporary society. He has been the subject of exhibitions in numerous venues including Kumho Museum of Art, Youngeun Museum of Art, Haeum Museum, Seoul National University Museum of Art(SNU MOA), The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston(MFAH), etc. Im completed artist-in-residence programs at the MFAH Core Program, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Lighthouse Works, MacDowell Colony, and Vermont Studio Center in the US; Kanazawa Art Port in Japan; and the Toji Cultural Foundation, Artist Residency Temi, Cheongju Art Studio, and Youngeun Art Studio Program in Korea.

Jeung Eun Shon

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Professor Arts & Design Building, A 103 jeshon@ewha.ac.kr

Jeung Eun Shon is a sculptor and educator who graduated from the Department of Sculpture and the graduate program at Ewha Womans University College of Art & Design, and later earned a second Master’s degree in Sculpture from Maryland Institute College of Art
in the United States.

Since her debut as an artist in 2000, she has presented works exploring themes related to women and poetic language through exhibitions at museums, biennales, and various art institutions in Korea and abroad. Working primarily as an installation artist, she has investigated methods of communication through perceptual experience by arranging symbolic imagery and synesthetic elements within space. Her recent research focuses on female sculptural figures and the tactile qualities of sculptural materials.

She currently teaches courses including Drawing, Form and Space, Spatial Installation, and Contemporary Art Studies in the Department of Sculpture, while actively mentoring students in exhibition practices and artistic development.

Jihye Kim

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Professor Arts & Design Building B #306 02-3277-2530 kimjihye@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Jihye Kim received her BFA and MFA in Ceramic Arts from the College of Art at Ewha Womans University and earned a second MFA in Ceramics from Kent State University in the United States. She subsequently completed a program in Art Criticism and Theory at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and received her PhD in Art Studies from Ewha Womans University with a dissertation on feminism and tactility.
She has actively exhibited both in Korea and internationally, presenting ceramic installation works that focus on the material properties and tactile qualities of the ceramic medium. In parallel, she expands her artistic practice through research exploring the relationship between faith and art in a contemporary context.
She teaches courses such as Ceramic Sculpture and Artistic Research, guiding students in an integrated approach that combines material-based studio practice, critical thinking, and research-driven creative methodologies.

Jong Ku Kim

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Professor jkukim@ewha.ac.kr

Jong Ku Kim is a professor in the Department of Sculpture at Ewha Womans University College of Art & Design. He studied Sculpture at Seoul National University and its graduate school, and later earned a Master’s degree from Chelsea College of Arts
in the United Kingdom.

Beginning with sculpture works carved from solid steel, he became interested in iron powder through experiences involving the transformation and loss of material. Through works such as Iron Powder Calligraphy, Iron Powder Landscapes, Iron Powder Scenery, and Fe-Plants, he has continuously expanded the concept of sculpture. His practice explores the relationships between material and humanity, as well as creation and disappearance, and he is currently preparing a project that transforms military tanks into new landscapes through processes of grinding and reconstruction.

He has been internationally active, including participation in the P.S.1 International Studio Program at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
in New York. His works are included in the collections of major institutions in Korea and abroad, including National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea, Seoul Museum of Art, Spencer Museum of Art, and Cleveland Museum of Art.

Believing that art originates not from external form but from inner perception, he encourages students through “slow drawing” to observe both the subject and themselves with greater depth. He approaches materials as entities to think alongside, helping students develop their own unique perspectives and artistic language through the questions and discoveries that emerge during the creative process.

Kim Namsee

College of Fine Arts / Studies in Visual Arts

Associate Professor College of Fine Arts A동 505호 02-3277-2529 namseekim@ewha.ac.kr

Fine Arts/Aesthetics/Cultural Theory
Professor Kim Namsee, who specializes in cultural theory and aesthetics, graduated from the Department of Aesthetics at Seoul National University and earned a Ph.D. in Cultural Studies and Philosophy from Humboldt University of Berlin in Germany. He has published numerous papers and articles on aesthetics, cultural theory, and media theory. His authored works include The Act of Seeing (Neomeo School), and her translations include Walter Benjamin’s Moscow Diary (Gil), Memoirs of a Neurotic (Jaeum and Mo-eum), and What Is Power? (Literature and Intelligence).

Lee Gi young

Fine Arts Division/Korean Painting

Professor 조형예술A동 519호 02) 3277 - 2490 iky1127@ewha.ac.kr

Based on sustained research on plain paper (soji, 素紙), Lee explores the formal possibilities of ink through its materiality. Through repetitive and disciplined practice, he establishes rules and boundaries within the pictorial surface, while the temporality and traces accumulated through this process become significant elements of his work. His investigation of materiality does not remain at the level of the visual representation of tradition, but expands into expressions that are newly reinterpreted within a contemporary sensibility and structural framework.


Currently teaching courses such as Contemporary Painting, Painting Structure, and Brush Aesthetics, Lee introduces experimental approaches to traditional materials and the various modes of expression that emerge from traditional practice. In addition, through multifaceted methods of drawing and documentation, students are encouraged to explore how processes of thinking and making can be translated into visual language.

Mi kyoung Kim

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Professor Arts & Design Building B #305 02-3277-6711 mkkim6762@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Mikyung Kim is a faculty member in the Ceramics program within the College of Art & Design at Ewha Womans University. She is both an artist and educator whose work explores a sculptural language formed through the relationships between clay, fire, and time. She received her BFA in Ceramic Arts from the College of Art at Ewha Womans University and her MFA from its Graduate School of Industrial Arts (now the Graduate School of Design). She also earned an MFA in Ceramic Sculpture from New York University.
Her research and teaching focus on industrial ceramics and casting techniques, examining the material properties of ceramics and the formal possibilities that emerge within systems of repetitive production. In particular, she has explored how the functional attributes of craft can be expanded into the context of contemporary visual culture and artistic practice through both her work and pedagogy.
She has presented her research through numerous solo exhibitions and artistic activities in Korea and internationally, including in Seoul, Busan, and New York, and has served as a visiting professor at San Diego State University. She previously served as Director of the Ceramic Research Institute at Ewha Womans University and was recognized as an Outstanding Teaching Professor in 2025.

Sangyun Lee

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Professor Arts & Design Building, A 104 02-3277-2545 leesangyun@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Sangyun Lee received his BFA, MFA, and Doctor of Art in Sculpture from Seoul National University. His work investigates the possibilities of sculpture through material-based practices such as wood carving, woodworking, architectural objects, casting, and forging. His research focuses on sculptural conditions including mass and space, surface and structure, the action of tools, the resistance of materials, and the eventfulness of making. He is particularly interested in how sculpture operates within its site and spatial context, exploring the sculptural event and architectural act that emerge from the relationships among object, body, and space.

Seo Eun ae

Fine Arts Division/Korean Painting

Professor Arts & Design Building A, 205 02) 3277 - 2489 lotusland@ewha.ac.kr

Seo Eun-ae works with the traditional color painting techniques of East Asian painting, exploring the terrain of perception that shifts throughout the journey of life while moving between the two axes of ideal (理想) and reality (現實). Her work visualizes these changing landscapes of awareness in ways that are at times playful and at times contemplative. She received her BFA and MFA in Oriental Painting from Ewha Womans University. She also completed the printmaking research program at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing, China and the doctoral coursework in Oriental Painting at the College of Art and Design, Ewha Womans University.


She currently teaches courses such as Korean Painting Studio and Figurative Expression Studies, guiding students of Oriental painting to explore new possibilities for contemporary Korean painting grounded in an understanding of traditional systems of thought and formal language while engaging with the spirit of the present.

Kim Ji Yon

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Adjunct Professor

Moon Yujin

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Adjunct Professor

Baek Mun-gi

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

CHOI BUYNG SANG

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

CHOONG-HEUM PARK

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

CHUNG-HYUN CHO

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Retired Professor

Eun-Kyung Choi

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

In-Jong Won

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

KANG, SUK-YOUNG

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Retired Professor

KIM, OK JO

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Retired Professor

KIM, SOO JEUNG

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Retired Professor

Kang Tai Sung

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

Kim Bong-gu

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

PARK IL SOON

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

Sook-Young Park

Fine Arts Division/Sculpture

Retired Professor

YOU, HEH JA

Fine Arts Division/Ceramics

Retired Professor

JongHoon Choe

Media Interaction Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. A 403 02-3277-2522 deadant@ewha.ac.kr http://uxd.ewha.ac.kr/

Professor Jonghoon Choe is an expert specializing in human experiences within digital environments, with a primary focus on User Interface and User Experience design. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communication Design from Seoul National University and his Master’s degree from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University. Following his academic pursuits, he accumulated extensive industry experience working as a UX Designer at Samsung Electronics for several years. Currently, his research explores the emotional and aesthetic experiences formed through the interaction between humans, digital media, and artificial intelligence. He deeply focuses on bridging design with the humanities to meet the demands of future society, with a particular research emphasis on cultural experience design.

Gyoung-Sil Choi

Spatial Design, Color Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 505 02-3277-3458 gschoi@ewha.ac.kr

Gyoungsil Choi is a professor of Space Design and Color Design at Ewha Womans University and also director of Ewha Color Design Research Institute. Her major study area is Interior Design and Color Design.

She was Dean to Design school from 2009 to 2012. In 2012, she was elected as president of Korean society of color studies and served 2 years, and also served as a consultant and panel of Seoul City Design. Also, served as in-house judge of Public Administration and Security, panel of Korea Rail Network Authority and design panel of Seoul metro. She received her Diplom-Ing in interior architecture in 1992 from the Fachhochschule D sseldorf, Germany and has been Professor of Ewha Womans University to its present. She has received a presidential citation as color planning general manager of 2013 Yeosu international exposition and commendations from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport for color planning of innovative cities.

Hayeon Yoo

Industrial Design

Associate Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 407 02-3277-2057 hyoo@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Hayeon Yoo is a faculty member in the Industrial Design program at the College of Art and Design and the Design Management program at the Graduate School of Design at Ewha Womans University. She received an MA in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art (UK) and an MFA in Industrial Design from Ewha Womans University. Prior to joining academia, she worked as a UX and interaction designer at Samsung Electronics and Motorola, contributing to UX design and strategy for display and mobile products. Her current research explores the relationship between technology and human experience and psychology from the perspectives of intelligent experience design, design interactions, and critical design, and proposes plausible alternative experience design scenarios based on these insights.

HyeSun Lee

Industrial Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 405 02-3277-3929 lhs@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Hyesun Lee is a faculty member of Industrial Design at the College of Art & Design and the Service Design program in the Graduate School of Design at Ewha Womans University. Her research focuses on design strategy and service design based on Design Thinking. She studied industrial design at Ewha Womans University and received both an MA in Industrial Design and an MS in Consumer Behavior from Purdue University. She previously worked in strategic design planning and product development at LG Electronics and Motorola Korea, and has collaborated with companies such as  KT, GM Korea, Coway, Nongshim, and Samsung Electronics on product development and design strategy projects. Her recent research advances methods for problem definition and insight generation in Design Thinking, exploring service design approaches that integrate user experience, social context, and stakeholder interaction while responding to emerging digital technologies and evolving service environments.

HyunJung Yu

Media Interaction Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 205 02-3277-3920 hyunjung@ewha.ac.kr http://myhome.ewha.ac.kr/user/indexMain.action?siteId=hyunjung&sso_code=30096FCD755005740CE37F6F3793E6BC

Prof. Hyun Jung Yu is an accomplished researcher and educator specializing in interactive video, media interaction, and content design. She received her B.F.A degree from Ewha Womans University and her M.F.A degree from Boston University. She actively conducts research and presents exhibitions on interactive edutainment content driven by convergent digital media. Her work centers on the emotional synergy between technology and humans, expanding the educational and social values of design through NUI-based interaction, AR/XR exhibitions, and AI-driven mobile services. As an educator, she is also dedicated to nurturing multidisciplinary and convergent talents. Currently, she serves as a board member for the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) Society of Korea and the Korean Society of Design Science(KSDS).

InSohng Kim

Visual Communication Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 202 02-3277-2508 insoni@ewha.ac.kr

Jeannie Kang

Media Interaction Design

Associate Professor Art&Design Bldg. A 525 02-3277-4907 herenow.kang@ewha.ac.kr https://cxd.ewha.ac.kr/

Professor Jeannie Kang is a UX designer and researcher exploring innovation in User Experience design in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI). She studied English Language and Literature and Business Administration at Ewha Womans University and earned her MFA in Computer Art from the School of Visual Arts (SVA). She worked as a UX designer at leading global firms in New York, including Adobe, Digitas, and R/GA, and later served as a Principal Designer at Samsung Electronics. She is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Design at Ewha Womans University, where she leads the Connected eXperience Design (CXD) Lab and researches design processes that uncover real problems and generate meaningful insights in collaboration with AI. She also serves as a board member of the Korean Society of Design Science and the Korea Society of Design Convergence, advancing research and discourse at the intersection of design and AI.

Jeeun Lee

Spatial Design

Associate Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 503 02-3277-3717 jlee2023@ewha.ac.kr https://wasud.com/

Professor Jeeun Lee received her BFA in Spatial Design and MFA from Ewha Womans University, a Master of Architecture from Columbia University, and a PhD in Architecture and Architectural Engineering from Seoul National University.

Her research focuses on the creation of sustainable spatial environments and walkable urban design, with particular emphasis on spatial regeneration and the revitalization of existing urban contexts. Through both academic research and design practice, she explores strategies for enhancing everyday spatial experiences while responding to contemporary environmental and social challenges.

Before entering academia, Professor Lee worked at Studio Daniel Libeskind in New York, where she contributed to the design of large-scale mixed-use developments and commercial office complexes. She later founded her own design studio, leading a range of projects including the renovation of an office building in Gwanghwamun, the Laos World Heritage Exhibition Center, and the RE RH'EE flagship store in Myeong-dong.

In addition to her design practice, Professor Lee has served as principal investigator for multiple competitive research grants funded by the National Research Foundation of Korea, successfully completing projects at each stage of the national research career track (doctoral researcher, lecturer, and assistant professor). Her scholarly work has received several academic honors, including Best Paper Awards from the Urban Design Institute of Korea, the Architectural Institute of Korea, and the Korean Housing Association.

Jeong Ah Choi

Spatial Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 507 02-3277-2516 hijeongah@ewha.ac.kr

Prof. Jeong Ah Choi is working for Spatial Design Major in Design Department. She has conducted scholarly research on spatial design for musesum and brand spaces. She graduated with a BFA and a MFA from Interior Environmental Design Major, Decorative Art Department, School of Arts & Design, Ewha Womans University, and also hold a MA degree from Visual Arts Administration, Steinhardt School of Education, New York University.

Soojin Park

Visual Communication Design

Professor #204, Art&Design Bldg. C 02-3277-2524 curioussofa@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Soojin Park majored in visual communication design at Ewha Womans University and Central Saint Martins University in the U.K. She worked at the publishing house Open Books and ran Studio Curious Sofa. As the academic director of the Korean Society of Typography, she co-organized issue 11th through 17th of the journal and participated as the editor-in-chief in writing the revised supplementary edition of published by Ahn Graphics in 2024. As a professor of visual design at Ewha Womans University, she conducts research and lectures in the fields of typography and editorial design.

Su-Jeung Kim

Visual Communication Design

Professor #206, Art&Design Bldg. C 02-3277-4472 suitcase@ewha.ac.kr

Su-Jeung, Kim is a professor teaching Visual Design at Ewha womans university, and a researcher of Design Identity and Fundamental Design. She has completed the her Master’s degree at FH Duesseldorf visual communication design and PhD at Ewha Womans University in the area of Plastic Arts. Since 2006 she has been researching the identities of Design and Colour Images, as well as preceding several business projects.

Yeon-Jung Kim

Spatial Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 504 02-3277-3071 yeonkim@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Kim Yeonjeong investigates the universal principles and archetypes that form the foundation of design, examining the essential values of design that transcend time through diverse scholarly perspectives. Her research also explores human behavior, experience, and the aesthetics of space in depth, with a focus on developing creative, human-centered spatial design.

In recent years, she has actively integrated artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into the design process, employing data-driven analysis and generative methods to expand the boundaries of design. Through this approach, she proposes forward-looking spatial paradigms that span from physical interior environments to virtual spaces, leading the development of personalized and adaptive spatial design strategies.

In addition, as a specialist in environmentally responsive planning for nuclear power plant environments, Professor Kim has successfully led numerous national and international projects. Her work has contributed to establishing new standards for public infrastructure design while advancing broader social value through design practice.

YooMi Choi

Media Interaction Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 207 02-3277-4091 yoomi@ewha.ac.kr

Yoo Mi Choi is an educator and researcher who explores the expressive and educational potential of animation to enrich human emotion, imagination, and learning. With an academic background spanning a Ph.D. in Educational Technology, an M.S. in Engineering, and an M.F.A., her research focuses on media design and creative arts education utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as 3D computer animation, stereoscopic video, XR, AR, and VR. A former President of the Women's Association of Design and the Korean Society of Animation Studies, she has successfully directed major national projects. She continues to expand the artistic and educational boundaries of animation through her research, publications, academic leadership, and exhibitions.

Yoon Seok Yoo

Visual Communication Design

Associate Professor #502, Art&Design Bldg. A 02.3277.4414 yyoo@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Yoo studied Visual Communication Design at Hongik University and received an MFA in Graphic Design from Yale University. He began his career at Base, a branding agency in New York, before returning to Seoul in 2011 to found Practice, a design studio working with clients in art and culture sector. Since 2018, he has also served as a full-time faculty member in the Division of Design, teaching Image Design, Image Making, and Graphic Design Studio I & II at the undergraduate level, and Graphic Design and Design Issues in the graduate program.

YoungSik Cho

Industrial Design

Professor Art&Design Bldg. C 406 02-3277-2539 choys77@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Youngsik Cho is a faculty member in the Industrial Design major of the Department of Design and also serves as a professor in the Design Management program at the Graduate School of Design. His research and consulting activities focus on product experience design and design communication strategy.
He received his Master’s degree in Industrial Design Engineering from De Montfort University in the United Kingdom after completing his undergraduate studies in Industrial Art at Seoul National University. He also completed the doctoral coursework (Ph.D. candidacy) in Industrial Design at the Graduate School of Seoul National University.
Professor Cho previously served as Dean of the Graduate School of Design at Ewha Womans University and Secretary General of the Federation of Korean Design Associations. He continues to provide design consulting and advisory services to various corporations and public institutions in Korea.
His major publications include
• Product Semiotics (Communication Books)
• Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Designers (Communication Books)
• Design Thinking for Social Innovation (Bob Books)

YungKyung Park

Design Division / Color Design

Professor 국제교육관 1305호 02-3277-2512 yungkyung.park@ewha.ac.kr

Research Field: Color Engineering
Degree: Ph.D. from University of Leeds

BoYoung Kim

Design Division / Color Design

Lecturer bykim2@ewha.ac.kr

Bumhee Lee

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor PLANM / Studiogigong lbh4190@ewha.ac.kr

PLANM / Studiogigong
design team lead / founder

Byungjun Koo

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor 피피에스(PPS) 대표 byungjunkoo@ewha.ac.kr

Chaehoon Moon

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor

Choi Eun Shin

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor ES Creation eschoi@ewha.ac.kr

ES Creation Director

Dong Kyun Lim

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor dklim@ewha.ac.kr

HanNa Kim

Design Division / Color Design

Adjunct Professor kim.hanna@ewha.ac.kr

Heewoong Yang

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor Haenglim Architects & Engineers

Haenglim Architects & Engineers
Senior Associate

Hyo Jin Lee

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor Hausmann / Kuchemann / Jin Lee

Hausmann CEO

Jayeong Kim

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor kimjayeong@ewha.ac.kr

Jie Soo Tchah

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor L'observatoire International

L'observatoire International
Project Director

Jinsik Kim

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor

JooHee Jun

Design Division / Color Design

Lecturer joohee.jun@ewha.ac.kr

Jooyeon Choi

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor MBC art

MBC art Production Designer

Jooyeon Oh

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor Restore Business Team, Amorepacific

Restore Business Team, Amorepacific
Deputy General Manager

Junwon Park

Industrial Design

Professor Google Sr. UX Designer

Ki Jung Ryou

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor

Kunkook Bae

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor Urban Yards kbae@ewha.ac.kr

Urban Yards Principal

Kyoung Jin Kim

Industrial Design

Visiting Professor

Kyu-Hyun Lee

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor kyuhyun@ewha.ac.kr

Miji Noh

Industrial Design

Visiting Professor nohmiji@ewha.ac.kr

Min Kyu Choi

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor

MinJeong Seo

Design Division / Color Design

Lecturer mjseo@ewha.ac.kr

Minjeong Kwon

Spatial Design

Lecturer Melangeday Studio mjkwon13@ewha.ac.kr

Melangeday Studio
Director

NaKeung Lee

Design Division / Color Design

Visiting Professor nakeunglee@ewha.ac.kr

Pier Paolo Capestrani

Industrial Design

Lecturer pierpcape@ewha.ac.kr

Selin Kim

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor bitzro&partners

bitzro&partners
Senior Associate

Seon Min Lee

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor bonalee@ewha.ac.kr

Seung Kyo Seo

Industrial Design

Adjunct Professor

Seungjoon Song

Spatial Design

Lecturer Studio Seungjoon Song

Studio Seungjoon Song
Creative Director

Sukyoung Jung

Industrial Design

Lecturer

Sunghoon Mun

Spatial Design

Lecturer Wavemight

Wavemight
Principal

Yae Jin Cho

Spatial Design

Lecturer SUH Architects yaejincho@ewha.ac.kr

SUH Architects
Project Lead

Ye Lin Ko

Spatial Design

Adjunct Professor KO&PARTNERS yelin124@ewha.ac.kr

KO&PARTNERS Creative Director

강소은

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor kangsoeun@ewha.ac.kr

강주성

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor

김강인

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor

김경은

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor

김민정

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor simplev@ewha.ac.kr

김소림

Media Interaction Design

Lecturer

김시나

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor cnakim@ewha.ac.kr

김지인

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor jeankim0805@ewha.ac.kr

김한수

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor

김현호

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor hyunho@ewha.ac.kr

라지영

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor

문영순

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor ysmoon@ewha.ac.kr

박고은

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor goeun@ewha.ac.kr

박선욱

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor impsw@ewha.ac.kr

박선유

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor

박소연

Media Interaction Design

Visiting Professor yeonny@ewha.ac.kr

박신우

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor 155397@ewha.ac.kr

박조이

Media Interaction Design

Lecturer Joypark@ewha.ac.kr

변하영

Media Interaction Design

Lecturer

송나래

Media Interaction Design

Lecturer song_wing@ewha.ac.kr

신해옥

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor haeok320@ewha.ac.kr

심예린

Visual Communication Design

Visiting Professor yerinshim2@ewha.ac.kr

엄현주

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor umhyunju@ewha.ac.kr

우정민

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor jmwoo@ewha.ac.kr

이강이

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor

이보람

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor boram_lee@ewha.ac.kr

이영화

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor 154568@ewha.ac.kr

이윤수

Media Interaction Design

Lecturer

이혜로

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor hyero@ewha.ac.kr

이화영

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor

임지희

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor jjiya7986@ewha.ac.kr

임혜린

Media Interaction Design

Lecturer hr.im@ewha.ac.kr

장선연

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor

장수영

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor

정사록

Visual Communication Design

Visiting Professor

정수영

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor suyoung@ewha.ac.kr

정승민

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor seungminc@ewha.ac.kr

정하린

Visual Communication Design

Visiting Professor

조규형

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor kyuhyung.cho@ewha.ac.kr

조현열

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor heyjoe@ewha.ac.kr

채병록

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor haebyungrok@ewha.ac.kr

천호상

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor mobiletofu@ewha.ac.kr

최경주

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor yeskyungjoo@ewha.ac.kr

최문경

Visual Communication Design

Adjunct Professor

한지연

Visual Communication Design

Visiting Professor

한지윤

Media Interaction Design

Adjunct Professor jiyun-han@ewha.ac.kr

김영기

Visual Communication Design

Retired Professor

백태호

Visual Communication Design

Retired Professor

오병권

Visual Communication Design

Retired Professor

이영희

Visual Communication Design

Retired Professor

Seung Ean Cha

Fiber Arts

Professor Art&Design Bldg. A406 02-3277-2532 scha@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Seungwon-Cha serves as a Professor of Fiber Arts at the College of Art & Design. She graduated from Hongik University with a degree in Fiber Arts and earned her MFA in Painting and Drawing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). Through the performative processes of weaving and dyeing, she reinterprets and expands the history of art and craft, establishing a unique world of "Woven Painting" that combines woven structures with pictorial surfaces. She has held numerous solo and group exhibitions in Korea, East Asia, and Europe, including residencies and projects at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation (2018) and the Center for Heritage Arts and Textile (2022). Her works are collected by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA), and the Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art. Her recent research focuses on digital weaving, Jacquard technology, and the re-contextualization of everyday fiber materials. She teaches courses such as Contemporary Tapestry, Embroidery Creative Studio, and Fiber Arts Project.

Soo In Lee

Fiber Arts

Professor Art&Design Bldg. A 404 02-3277-4405 sooinlee@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Soo-In Lee majored in Fiber Arts at Ewha Womans University and earned her Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Fiber and Material Studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). She furthered her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Belgium, and completed an MA in Fashion Design at the Royal College of Art (RCA) in the UK. Professor Lee has conducted experimental research expanding fiber arts into three-dimensional and temporal spatial art through organic integration with multidisciplinary media, including painting, sculpture, installation, video, and fashion. Since her 2013 collaboration project with the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), she has been active internationally. Her works are held in prestigious collections, including the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and the Government Art Bank. Since joining Ewha in 2018, she has focused on exploring the mediatized transformation of fiber materials and nurturing future generations within the expanded discourse of contemporary art.

Soo In Lee

섬유패션학부 섬유예술전공

Professor 조형예술관 A동 404호 02-3277-4405 sooinlee@ewha.ac.kr

이화여자대학교에서 섬유예술을 전공한 후, 미국 시카고 예술대학(SAIC)에서 섬유예술 및 재료연구(MFA) 석사 학위를 취득하였다. 이어 벨기에 안트워프 왕립미술학교(Royal Academy of Fine Arts)를 거쳐 영국 왕립예술대학(RCA)에서 패션디자인(MA) 석사 과정을 마쳤다. 이수인 교수는 회화, 조각, 설치, 비디오, 패션 등 다학제적 매체와의 유기적 결합을 통해 섬유예술을 입체적이고 시간적인 공간 예술로 확장하는 실험적 연구를 지속해 왔다. 2013년 국립현대미술관 협업 프로젝트를 기점으로 국내외에서 활발한 작품 세계를 펼치고 있으며, 주요 작품은 파리 장식미술관(Les Arts Décoratifs), 정부미술은행 등에 소장되어 있다. 2018년부터 본교 전임교수로 재직하며 섬유 소재의 매체적 변형을 탐구하고, 현대미술의 확장된 담론 속에서 후학 양성에 매진하고 있다.

Soon Ran Youn

Fiber Arts

Professor Art&Design Bldg. A405 02-3277-4407 soonranyoun@ewha.ac.kr

Professor Soonran Youn researches methodologies for artistic experimentation in contemporary fiber formation. After earning her second Master's degree from Indiana University Bloomington, she spent seven years as a full-time artist in the United States, solidifying her artistic foundations. Among her 18 academic papers—the results of interdisciplinary research aimed at expanding the spectrum of fiber arts—"Human Form Representing the Simultaneity of Absence and Presence" best illustrates her exploration of formative arts. Her work seeks to express the paradoxical combination of binary opposites, such as "being" and "non-being," by looking into the unknowable reality behind the visible world. During her time in the U.S., she received the 2002 Lillian Elliott Award (renamed The Branford Elliott Award in 2011) from the TSA and was selected for the 2021 Outstanding Faculty Research Support.