Yuhe Qin

My background is in Fashion and Apparel Design at Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology. Working with garments and physical materials gave me a way to think through bodies, movement, fit, and wearable forms.

Through work on accessibility, changing bodies, and wearable systems, my questions have expanded toward how technology shapes participation and care. This has led me toward Human-Computer Interaction, while physical making remains part of how I investigate those questions.

I see research, design, and artistic practice as connected ways of exploring the body and its relationships with materials, technology, and social assumptions. Feminist HCI and women’s bodily experiences are emerging directions in this work.