Dokkaebi's Feet by Woo Jin Joo

‘Dokkaebi’, or also known as ‘Korean Goblins’, are
creatures from Korean mythology known to have formed from spiritual possession of inanimate objects that has existed for a long period of time. These
collectable feet are playful imaginations of Dokkaebi’s body parts, left behind as traces for humans to find.

Materials: Viscose thread, metal wire

Dimensions: L 12 x H 8 x W 5 cm

Colour: Blue, white

Weight: 20 g

Care: Display away from a humidity source (kitchen, bathroom), and advisably away from a constant harsh
sunlight to preserve the colours of thread.

Made in U.K.

This is sculpture is available.

Woo Jin Joo

Woo Jin Joo is a mixed-media artist working
predominantly with textiles and embroidery. Based in London, her practice explores her East Asian heritage through mythology, folklore and shamanism and
how these ancient belief systems manifest in contemporary culture. She is known for her textile works that are populated with mythical figures and motifs shaped by her worldview and imagination. From sculptures of creatures and demi-gods, to patchworks of symbols and iconography, her practice centres
non-human perspectives and imagines alternative futures where life is sustained by multi-species collaboration and entanglements. Having graduated in 2021 from Royal College of Art, Woo Jin is currently based in Cockpit Arts as the winner of the inaugural Bagri Craft Award funded by the Bagri Foundation. Woo Jin has also been awarded Fine Art Textiles Prize and has exhibited widely across Europe and the UK. Woo Jin’s other achievements include being awarded the Arts Council’s DYCP Fund, Elephant Trust Fund, and A-N Artist Bursary.

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This is sculpture is available and will be shipped from U.K.

UK: £15

EU: £20

Global: £35