Inner Message Rings By Jungyun Yoon

Imagine that your lover giving you a ring that on the surface seems plain, but later when you take the ring off; it says, “Marry me.” Or imagine that even though you take off the ring to clean your hands you are still wearing an impression of the words, ’always’.
Jungyun Yoon is born on early spring of 1983 in Seoul (Republic of Korea) to very unique parents. The father, who is a dentist, enjoys various kinds of sports, such as climbing the Everest Mountain, jumping off the mountaintop with a hang-glider, windsurfing, and etc. He lives his life by challenging himself to endless adversities. The mother, who is a pharmacist, loves the Confucian philosophy, traditional literatures, and modern literatures. She believes the faith of people, and lives her life by helping out others with opening herself to the world. These unique parents influence Jungyun Yoon to appreciate various types of cultures and its people.
Jungyun Yoon believes that there is no boundary between the world and its people, and that philosophy is a universal language of the world. Jungyun Yoon, realizing this universal language, starts to develop an idea that philosophies do not necessarily require the form of literatures. As physical sports can deliver its intensity to people without words, and as beauts of this world do not require narratives, Jungyun Yoon believes that she can deliver philosophy with only of its physical form. Jungyun Yoon dedicates herself to create designs with philosophies, the universal language in physical form.