The Uterus Pattern Study is a research-based project that views the body—particularly the structure of the female uterus—as a fundamental symbol of life and translates it into a symbolic pattern language. The simplified organic lines in the upper image, along with subtle color variations in the small modular patterns, visualize the physical sensations inherent to the uterus, such as rhythm, pulsation, and warmth.
The pattern swatches and drawings placed below deconstruct the image of the uterus into motifs and then reconstruct them as patterns. Through this process, the work explores how the structural and symbolic narratives of the female body can be transformed into a repetitive visual system, illustrating a formal investigation into reinterpreting the body as a system of signs.