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Human needs sit at the core of good design
Art education at Yew Chung begins with observation, research, material experimentation and reflection. Art is not only about appearance; it is a way to understand human feeling, interpret information and navigate a highly visual world.
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Olivia: making an idea work through revision
Olivia Sun turns the relationship between food and emotion into wearable jewellery. Fine lines that worked in drawings failed in 3D printing; widening them disrupted the form. Repeated revision was where the design moved from a rich idea into a viable object.
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Linda: making heritage visible
Linda He combines mother-of-pearl inlay, beadwork and female agency in footwear and headpieces. The award mattered not only as personal recognition, but because heritage craft became visible through a young person's work and continued into contemporary life.