陈婵娟，美国北德克萨斯州大学助理教授，前任美国肯特州立大学助理教授。她的创作目光始终聚焦于可持续发展服饰设计上，并曾获得多次国际时装比赛的大奖。她曾连续两年获得美国国际纺织服饰协会颁发的最佳可持续发展设计奖。她也曾获得美国俄亥俄州的艺术委员会颁发的个人成就感。并多次受邀在加拿大，韩国，美国，中国，和英国等国际服装展发表设计成果。

Chanjuan Chen is an assistant professor at the University of North Texas in the United States. She joined the university after teaching as an assistant professor at Kent State University, USA. Her research has focused on reducing textile waste and increasing garment longevity. Her designs have been recognized by numerous international academic and professional organizations with awards. For two years in a row, she has received the Educators for Socially Responsible Apparel Practices Award for Sustainable Design at the International Textile and Apparel Association. She has also awarded by the Ohio Arts Council with the Individual Excellence Award in Recognizing Individual Artistic Achievement. She has been invited to present and exhibit her research and design in Canada, United States, China, South Korea, and the United Kingdom.

 Work Theme：

 Denim fabric production base 消失的冰山

Work Materials：

Denim and 3D printing 牛仔布和3d打印聚乳酸

该设计的灵感来自冰川断裂并在加热的海洋中融化的北极冰的图像。设计师在牛仔布面料上使用漂白方法和模块化服饰设计理念，旨在突出地球的崇高之美和全球变暖的趋势。设计运用了3D打印机打印出来的模块和按钮与牛仔布连接的方法，将传统与现代技术融入模块化的服饰设计并增加模块服饰的耐用性。

The design was inspired by an image of artic ice broken off from a nearby glacier and melting in the heating ocean. Using a hand bleach approach on the denim fabric and the modular design concept, the designer aimed to highlight both the sublime beauty and the shifting condition of the planet. The method of using 3D prints as modules that connected with denim fabric through 3D printed buttons was a new way of incorporating technology into modular designs as well as increase the durability of the modules.