✓ Tohu-Manatoko Taiwana (Haina) Mātanga
Zoe Jia-Yu Dai
- ✓ Kaitoa o te A' Design Award.
- ✓ He mātanga ki te hoahoa Tā Āhua-Toru.
- ✓ He auaha, he pūkeke, he whakaihiihi.
Te Kaihoahoa
Mō Zoe Jia-Yu Dai
My name is Zoe Jia-Yu Dai, a Taiwanese shoe designer began my career in London, UK and now based in Taiwan,in the Asia-Pacific region.
I was the prestigious winner of The Cordwainers Dato' JIMMY CHOO AWARD in 2014. I graduated from the London College of Fashion with a Master of Arts in Footwear Design in January 2015.
I have been interested in the possible applications of 3-D printing technology for few years, and uses my shoe designs to combine this technology with a high level of craftsmanship using traditional shoe making techniques.
My inspiration to create a partly 3-D printed shoe came from a desire to look at ways to change and challenge the process of footwear manufacture.
It was clear that 3-D printing could not only achieve this, but would also allow a large amount of flexibility in the design stage.
This allowed me as a designer to push the limits of design structures.
He Tirohanga Poto ki a Zoe Jia-Yu Dai
- Whenua
- Taiwana (Haina)
- Momo Pūkete
- Mātanga
- Mātauranga Motuhake
- Tā Āhua-Toru
- Tūnga Hoahoa ā-Ao
- Hoa Mahi Heke Mai
- Ngā Tohu mā te Taumata
- Parahi 1
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