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‘With Dutch linen (warp) and Korean Mosi (weft) the two materials enter into a dialogue between Korean and Dutch textile culture.’
The industrialisation and globalisation of the Korean fashion industry drove out traditional craft and textiles. Due to the diminishing number of local artisans, the few master craftsmen became artists. Craft became considered fine art, instead of remaini
