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"Biscuit" comes from unglazed biscuit porcelain, known for its unique color, translucency, and texture.
Combining Tradition and Modernity in Design
The project blends traditional mold-making with digital design, following biscuitceramic modeling and molding techniques.
Project Goal
The goal of the "biscuit" project is to develop textured material concepts and integrate them with other personalized design ideas from the course, ultimately forming a larger, self-organizing structure.
Exploration of Individual Module Forms
From organic to digital, a triangular-like digital form was chosen.
Exploration of Module Connection Methods
Rotatable and Flexible
Creating more possibilities
Optimization of Form and Structure
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Production Process
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Lathe Model Making
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Creating the Main Mold
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Creating the Carrier (Tray for the Main Body) Mold
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Slip Casting
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Demolding
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Drying and Surface Treatment
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First Firing
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Secondary Surface Treatment
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Second Firing
Textures on Different Surfaces
From organic to structured
Production Quantity:
105 pieces
Holes Left at Three Corners Exploring more possibilities.
Simulating Digital Flowers with Ceramic Printing
Translucency
Future Enhancements
Translucency expression will be improved by adding 300-400 lumen light strips around the external steel tubes.
Form Concept 1.0
Form Inspired by Dancer’s Curves
Form Concept 2.0
Form Concept 3.0
In the future, it holds many possibilities.
I want to give it an open-ended conclusion, allowing it to take on different forms, lighting, and expressions in various spaces.
The Purest Parabola
The first exhibition form. Displayed in the purest linear form, the main exhibition space is a large church.
Open-Ended Conclusion
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