Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery 雨曦織品珠寶: 2010

Thursday, 2 December 2010

Brilliantly Birmingham Private View

Brilliantly Birmingham was officially launched on Thursday 25th November at mac in Cannon Hill Park. The event was a great start to the festival, with the FLUX designers, sponsors and partners all present. It's very excited to have talk with other artist and sponsors! Enjoy the night :)

mac gallery

Artist statement on the wall

My green piece in FLUX. (More images and information of it >> )

The cabinet is not big enough to my piece so just only one can be shown there,

but I still feel enjoyable :)

FLUX Project manager, Susan

FLUX Artist- Dilyana

Friends from School of Jewellery and School of Fashion

Opening speech

My drawing shown on monitor

Thursday, 25 November 2010

Uncover new designer talent with "Treasure Trail"

I feel honoured to be selected in the event "Treasure Trail!"

Two of my pieces is now showing in Harvey Nichols, The Mailbox.

That's undoubtedly exciting because Harvey Nichols is a really fabulous to present my work!

More information:

http://www.brilliantlybirmingham.com/2010/11/24/uncover-new-designer-talent-with-treasure-trail/

Wednesday, 24 November 2010

I am in Brilliantly Birmingham- FLUX 2010!!

Meet the new and emerging designers at FLUX 2010

This year sees the fifth annual FLUX, an exhibition of new and emerging designer-makers. Taking place throughout the festival, 27th November – 9th January, 30 designers will showcase their work at the new mac, Cannon Hill Park.

The designers were chosen by an expert panel and hail from across the UK and beyond; stretching as far as Taiwan and the US.

FLUX is your chance to commission a new piece of work, pick up a unique Christmas gift, or even discover the next big name in jewellery. There is a full selection of images on the Brilliantly Birmingham Flickr page, but here’s what you can expect to see in the exhibition.

Quote fromhttp://www.brilliantlybirmingham.com/2010

I will show this piece in FLUX. Please come and take a close look at it! In addition, there are fabulous works from thirty artists. Do not hesitate to see! Enjoy~

Monday, 6 September 2010

【Inherence in Nature 2010】



Yu-Ping Lin

My work is process-based and structurally complex.
I am never without a sketchbook where my ideas evolve
so I am constantly drawing with brush strokes.
The inks sometimes bleed into the Chinese rice paperand at other times
they develop into more in-depth ideas and detailed images.

I did not set out to be a fashion designer or to create artwork relating to environmental issues
but as my portfolio developed and I became interested in both style and ecology.
My work tends to focus on inspiration from nature, the notion of folding and pleating, architectural structures, interaction with people and seduction of pattern and colour;
the original pleasure captured by the structure of organisms and forms inherent in nature.



- Coral Reef -




- Bloom -





- Banyan Tree -




- Mushroom.1 -





- Terrace Fields -