Award-winning Taiwanese fashion designer, Johan Ku, said that he may create his own brand under his name in the future, while revealing a plan to fly home to Taiwan for a short visit in mid-December to hold a presentation of his works. Ku, owner of the Johan Ku Design Studio, recently won the top prize in the Avant-Garde design category of the 2009 Gen Art's Styles International Design Competition, with one of his 2004 designs -- a knitted one-piece wool dress that highlights the delicacy of the yarn and displays creative patterns. The 30-year-old attended the award ceremony in midtown Manhattan on Wednesday. He will fly back to London, where he is studying art, on Saturday to continue studying at the Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design. Speaking to the Central News Agency before leaving for the U.K., Ku said he wants to show Taiwanese people 10 pieces of works he created in recent years, to tell them how he creates 'sculpture-like' knitwear, Ku said. As the media has attributed Ku's victory in the New York contest to his ingenuity, Ku encouraged other Taiwanese fashion talents to be creative and confident in their works. 'So long as the works are creative, and so creative that they can conquer the international community, they will definitely be given applause generously by the community,' he said. While encouraging local designers to eye the global markets, the award winner suggested the Taiwanese government offer more support to those in the cultural and creative industries. There should be a set of incentive measures to assist talented people in promoting the marketing, engaging in industrial production and making inroads into the international market, he suggested. Regarding his planned presentation in Taipei City, Ku expressed hope that entrepreneurs will want to buy his works as a collection, whereby he will be able to raise funds to continue creating more fashion or to establish his own brand. 