Snow’s recognition by Yutaro Komaki
Snow recognises the shape of the place where it piles up carefully and gradually. Snow accepts any shape. How can I recognise the shape of my thoughts and imagination like snow?
Shelf Version 1 by Lauriina Markkula
Through the reflection on this course, I have noticed how my struggle with organisation is also a part of my creative process. Through the soft material of this artefact I explore the kind of empathy towards the subject that I would like to have.
The artefact also reflects the kind of method that I would like to incorporate to my creative process. By switching from an end result focused process, to a more playful iterative process, I give myself the freedom to make rough prototypes, play with the material while doing it and see where the exploration leads me.
Materials: Metal wire, wool yarn, polyester batting
The artefact also reflects the kind of method that I would like to incorporate to my creative process. By switching from an end result focused process, to a more playful iterative process, I give myself the freedom to make rough prototypes, play with the material while doing it and see where the exploration leads me.
Materials: Metal wire, wool yarn, polyester batting
More Personal Exploration projects:
白 by Zhonglei Li
(Pronounce: Bai/Meaning: hollow)
NIX: Una lampada coi fiocchi by Mattia Anderle
Exploring the crystallization of snowflake geometrical formations, this research project delves into the captivating beauty of nature's patterns.