I am inspired by how the coffee pot is used in the daily life, and want to explore the bond
between the utensil and humans. Most coffee pots we can find in the stores are mass-produced
stainless steel or bronze ones. It seems like humans do not have a role to play in this process, not if we use a pottery pot instead.
With the real "touch" and the "use experience", we are trying to have a dialogue with the
utensil that comes from how we "grab" the unglazed handle and feel a sense of "roughness" on
it, while some "warmth" will be left on our palms in the entire "use process" due to the thermal
conductivity of ceramics. "Ceramics" naturally facilitates this kind of delicate feelings. That is also
what make it apart from other kinds of materials.
I try to leave some cues for the act of "touch" on my work, such as the handle which the user
will have the direct contact with, and then again and again, the "use experience" manifests the
value I’m keen to convey.
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- Pottery
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- Taiwan
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- I am inspired by how the coffee pot is used in the daily life, and want to explore the bond between the utensil and humans. Most coffee pots we can find in the stores are mass-produced stainless steel or bronze ones. It seems like humans do not have a role to play in this process, not if we use a pottery pot instead.
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