Yen Ting Cho Donates 200 Face Masks and Enriches Fashion at NCKU

Founded by Yen-Ting Cho, Associate Professor of the Institute of the Creative Industries Design, NCKU, his eponymous brand “Yen-Ting Cho” has launched a series of three face masks. The first 200 face masks will be donated to the administrative units at NCKU. Dr. Cho looks forward to transmitting positive emotion and creating new fashionable styles during the Covid-19 pandemic.

“Only by training oneself to create an unprecedented work can one transmit courage to others,” says Dr. Cho. With persistence and courage, Dr. Cho believes that his creations become perfect through experiencing risks and crises. COVID-19 has caused global economic effects, and the fashion industry is no exception. By launching the series of face masks, Dr. Cho also expects that “people will be empowered by his works.”

The series of three face masks are an embodiment of fashion, style, and practicality. The patterns on the masks were designed using “MovISee,” a digital design software program developed by Dr. Cho. Each face mask can be viewed stereoscopically after putting it on. Dr. Huey-Jen Jenny Su, President of NCKU, points out that as a diverse, dynamic university, NCKU shows the forward-looking thinking that helps solve problems through the use of professional technology and cultivating the power of the arts.