Eunkyung Suh is an assistant professor at UMD teaching 3D Design, Architecture Studio and 3D Digital Studio. Since receiving her MA, and MFA in Design from the University of Iowa, she has built an extensive record of national and international exhibitions. Recently, Suh’s jewelry work was published in “Minimal Rings” (Full Spectrum Publishing), which features a chronological history of minimal design in jewelry explored by innovative international designers. She adopts a sculptural approach to creating wearable objects, such as a ring, a necklace, or a brooch, which are the most common types of work that jewelry makers create. She does not intend to create small-sized jewelry, which decorates or beautifies a wearer’s body, but rather, she emphasizes the interrelationship between a wearable object and the human body itself. In contrast to sculptors who use clothing in a representative manner but do not intend that apparel to be worn, her works falls somewhere between truly wearable and representative of an idea and/or emotion.