Dexig.NA by Arin Jeong innovative customizing bag design

Dexig.NA

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Design your own DNA. Dexig.NA Humans get happiness in various relationships with people. Dexig.NA thought about how a designer could help people build relationships. As a result, this brand designed a bag that allows users to express each other's personalities metaphorically so that they can attract each other's attention. Dexig.NA is a compound word of Design and DNA that is a twisted leather bag designed inspired by the form of genes.

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Unique Properties

Design your own DNA. DexigNA Humans get happiness in various relationships with people. I thought about how a designer could help people build relationships. I designed a bag that allows users to express each other's personalities metaphorically so that they can attract each other's attention. Dexig.NA is a compound word of Design and DNA that is a twisted leather bag designed inspired by the form of genes.

Production Technology

After extracting the line with Rhino, a bag was made using cow leather. The pattern was printed by digital printing on the leather.

Design Challenge

It was the hardest to create a twisted shape like a gene. However, after prototyping from numerous angles, I found the most appropriate degree of twist.

Project Duration

The project was started from March 16 to July 3, 2020, and will be exhibited at the Hongik University exhibition place in LineaPelle, Italy in the spring of 2021.

Operation Flow

This bag is attractive in itself as user can customize their own mini bag even if the user does not know the purpose and meaning of the bag or pattern. There is a light magnet inside the bag. Users can freely attach and detach the pattern they want to design the bag as if creating their own genes.

Research

Humans become happy through relationship. I designed DexigNA from the question that how the designer can increase the number of human encounters. Can't we wear our own personality that we judge? As if expressing oneself through fashion, hairstyle, and makeup to radiate charm, the personality can also be expressed metaphorically through fashion! Linea Pelle's leather was supported, and it was produced under the guidance of Professor Kanghyun Lee and Cheolyong Choi of Hongik University.

Inspiration

We are created and live by a given gene. The DexigNA project, which started with the idea of'Can't users design their own genes?', is inspired by the twisted and connected forms of genes. The pattern design is inspired by the patterns of animals, plants, and insects. Because we use different creatures a lot when comparing their friends, family, or else. Users can freely decorate their bags using patterns and magnets attached to each bag.

Project Overview

Dexig.NA Customizing Bag Design has been a Silver winner in the Fashion and Travel Accessories Design award category in the year 2020 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Silver A' Design Award celebrates top-tier designs that embody excellence and innovation. This award acknowledges creations that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly functional, reflecting the designer's deep understanding and skill. Silver A' Design Award recipients are recognized for their contribution to raising industry standards and advancing the practice of design. Their work often incorporates original innovations and elicits a strong emotional response, making a notable impact on the improvement of everyday life.

Image Credits

For design images and photos please credit Arin Jeong.

Silver Recognition

Arin Jeong was recognized with the coveted Silver A' Design Award in 2021, a testament to excellence of their work Dexig.NA Customizing Bag Design.

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Introducing Dexig.NA: The Customizable Bag Design Inspired by DNA

Arin Jeong, a student of Hongik University, Seoul, has designed Dexig.NA, a unique bag that allows users to customize their own mini bag, expressing their personalities metaphorically to attract attention. The project started on March 16 and will be exhibited at the Hongik University exhibition place in LineaPelle, Italy in the spring of 2021.

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