Sino Park is a visual artist with a focus on fashion design based in Seoul and Chicago. She explores questions of human value and existence through food, especially meat (the dead bodies of livestock).
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
This collection is an interpretation of meat as wearable sculptures.
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
A Merely Breathing Slab of Meat, Photo by Eugene Tang
Meat is the main subject that I explore. Humans in today’s world seem lifeless and meaningless since people are trapped in each other’s eyes and set their goals by others’ expectations. My ultimate aim is to suggest new ways of viewing the world in order to encourage audiences to find the true meaning of their existence. Without individual voices and goals, humans are merely breathing slabs of meat.
This collection is an interpretation of meat as wearable sculptures.
I try to refresh people’s way of looking at the world and bring some changes to their potentially monotonous and mundane lives.