SEHIKYO is a fashion research and practice project led by Seohee Eto/Kim, based between Tokyo and Seoul. The project understands making and wearing as part of a continuous process, considering how form, sensation, relation, and time are shaped through it. With particular attention to material behaviour and hand-based processes, it works through experimentation with form and structure, allowing materials to guide the making process while embracing improvisation and a DIY-oriented approach. Reconstructed textiles bearing traces of prior use are often employed, engaging with temporality and lived experience. Through wearing and dialogue with wearers, the project explores the relationship between making and wearing as an ongoing exchange, treating clothing as a site for personal and social inquiry.

Seohee Eto/Kim is a fashion researcher and practitioner who received her BA in Fashion Design Technology from London College of Fashion in 2016 and her MA in Fashion Design from Royal College of Art, London, in 2018. She is currently a doctoral researcher in the Graduate School of Fine Arts at Tokyo University of the Arts. As a co-founder of Textum Club, a platform dedicated to critical fashion research, where she continues to investigate the intersection of theory and practice in fashion, working between Tokyo and Seoul.