Mass Exclusivity is an interesting topic in this year’s discussion. It deals with further developments in innovative crafts. The manufacture of large quantities of products require active collaboration between craftspeople and the industries. To mass produce effectively, designers need to come up with parts that are capable of sharing by various products, thus helping to reduce unit costs. In the meantime, the designers must find ways to retain what is unique about each product in order to make it attractive and compelling.
“Phases of the Moon,” a set of imaginative ceramics bespeak interpretations of the moon by the Muslim community of Bukae Bare, Yala ProvinceA line of hanging lamps in different shapes and sizes // Design: Trimode Studio and the Salak- dunthip Khamkhuayong Group of Chiang Mai // From: Thai Innovative Crafts // By: SACICT.“Jeep Lamp” is a pleated lampshade made from palm leaves woven into sheets. // Design: Thinkk Studio and the Palm Leaf Weaving Group at Baan Tublan, Prachin Buri Province // From: Thai Innovative Crafts // By: SACICT.“Lucent Objects” weaving lights are the products of an experiment on indigenous materials such as corn husk, peanut shell, palm husk, and pandan leaves. // Designed by Stanley Ruiz with the Design Center of the Philippines for the 64th edition of Manila FAME.
– Digital Detoxing –
The term Digital Detoxing seeks to define an escape from confusion. Needless to say the changing ways of living over time have impacted design trends nowadays. When people need a break from it all, designers respond to their relaxation needs. The quest for a way to portray peace and silence is manifested in shapes that are existing in or caused by nature.
“Landscape Pot Box” is a set of accessory boxes inspired by a landscape that exists in nature. // Design: Trimode Design and the Mai Mamuang Woodwork Group at Hang Dong, Chiang Mai Province // From: Thai Innovative Crafts // By: SACICT.RE:CHARGE is a café for people who care about their physical and mental health. Designed by Todd Bracher, the small informal restaurant sits embraced in a lush oasis.
As people seek an escape from the dreary routine, they sometimes find peace in very simple ways, such as gardening, walking quietly in the forest, on the beach, and in a park. The gently calming sounds of nature can make one come alive with energy and enthusiasm. Nature provides a kind of silence that is in reality a gentle noise.
“Mount” and “Clif” are a vase and tray set. Both items are inspired by mountains and rock faces that transform as seasons change. // Design: Trimode Design and the Mai Mamuang Woodwork Group at Hang Dong, Chiang Mai Province // From: Thai Innovative Crafts // By: SACICT.
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