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Immersive Stillness In Poetic Space: Textiles For An Uncertain World, Dora Hyunjung Kim
Immersive Stillness In Poetic Space: Textiles For An Uncertain World, Dora Hyunjung Kim
Masters Theses
In an era shaped by environmental crises, the erosion of seasonal rhythms, cultural uncertainty, and the accelerating pace of technological shifts, this thesis explores how textiles—through their tactility, atmosphere, and quiet presence—can serve as vessels for meditative and emotional spaces, which I refer to as "poetic spaces." In the midst of countless unpredictable variables and a rapidly evolving cultural landscape, there is a growing need for environments where silence and quiet reflection can unfold. Within this broader context, poetic space functions not merely as an aesthetic concept, but as a vital site for emotional grounding and inner restoration.
This research …
From One Nature To Another, Sarah Mann
From One Nature To Another, Sarah Mann
Masters Theses
Lichen, fungi, and soil each represent a microcosm of nature. They are all quintessential examples of complex symbiosis, yet they are often treated as lifeless materials. But what if we took a moment to connect with each one on a daily basis - would that impact the way we envision the future?
For most of us, our homes won’t be radically changing any time soon; therefore, From One Nature to Another invites us to bring these entities inside and reflect on their possibilities as collaborators. Each piece was carefully researched and designed to provide the correct atmospheric …
Living In Nature & Design With Nature, Yuya Zhou
Living In Nature & Design With Nature, Yuya Zhou
Masters Theses
“Each material has its own personality. What we need to do, as a co-worker, is to understand the material characteristics, negotiate with these materials and find a common space to create a beautiful design along with the materials.”------ Yuya Zhou
From the flexible use of biodegradable materials by the Yanomami people, to the brief introduction of the concept of biodesign, and to the organic combination of biodesign and furniture design, it is clear to see that furniture not only undertakes the functionalities as a product, but also plays an important role in constructing a harmonious environment and improving people’s mental …