Angela Cho is an architectural designer, educator, and ceramicist based in Toronto and Ann Arbor. Her work emphasizes manual techniques using plaster and clay, exploring themes of memory, preservation, scale, and tactility. She engages in design pedagogy that probes the natural tensions between mimesis and accident, movement and stillness, and the intricate details of context and media, thereby dissolving traditional disciplinary boundaries. Angela has previously worked at Productora in Mexico City and under Adrian Phiffer in Toronto, regularly collaborating on architectural competition projects. She has received funding support from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council, and has exhibited her work internationally, participating in artist residencies in South Korea and the United States. Angela has also taught at the Toronto Metropolitan University and the University of Toronto, holding a Bachelor of Interior Design and a Master of Architecture.