Where shall we meet Social Impact by Li Chia-Ying,Wang Wei-Lun-W and Li Design |
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| DESIGN NAME: Where shall we meet PRIMARY FUNCTION: Social Impact INSPIRATION: The open area serves as a platform accommodating various possibilities.Withou UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Rather it is aiming to enable the participants to experience the open space while they are interacting with the design. The extension and continuity of the space are made possible by the reflective surface of the design; the position of the design creates an enclosed area triggering the participants’ innate ability to interact with their surroundings. Participants can experience a variety of relationship as they are connecting and communicating with the design. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: - PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: The unbuilt project was designed for the themed competition, Meeting Point for Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan in August 2015. FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Social Design |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Stainless & Steel SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: DIMENSIONS -L:15M x W:20M x H:5M TAGS: Interdisciplinary, Architecture, Beacon, Social alienation, Social recognition RESEARCH ABSTRACT: Public spaces have an exquisite quality: the open area serves as a platform accommodating various possibilities. Without events or activities take place within an open plaza, the existence of such space serves merely one purpose: it serves as a conduit for people to pass by. If so, does this mean that an open plaza or an open public area without more lacks the quintessential features to attract people to its center (“centrality”) and to enable one who stands inside such area marks and defines one’s physical location in relation to the space itself? In the vast horizon, anything in our surrounding can affect our physical posture and our sensory experience. Our body will be redefined by the existence of a “symbol” that is placed within the open area. These symbols can be tangible; they can be a tree or a bench placed nearby. These symbols can also be abstract, such as our very own perceptions, memories and imaginations. The “location” thus becomes an individual’s choice of such symbol. And through the choice of this symbol in an open public space, one can feel the existence of one’s body, hence redefining one’s surroundings. CHALLENGE: - ADDED DATE: 2017-07-05 08:04:59 TEAM MEMBERS (1) : Li Chia-Ying , Wang Wei-Lun IMAGE CREDITS: Krush Wang |
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NAME: Taipei Fine Arts Museum PROFILE: Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM) was founded in 1983, as Taiwan’s first museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art, and the official art museum of the capital city. The mission of TFAM is to promote the preservation, research, development and popularization of Taiwanese modern and contemporary art; to keep abreast of global trends and establish a variety of channels for exchange; to raise the general public’s understanding of and participation in modern art; to help Taiwanese modern and contemporary art to thrive; and to cultivate fuller artistic attainment in the people, in the hope of forming a contemporary society with aesthetic sense and cultural perception. |
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Where Shall We Meet Social Impact by Li Chia-ying, Wang Wei-lun-w and Li Design is Runner-up for A' Design Award in Social Design Category, 2017 - 2018.· Read the interview with designer Li Chia-Ying,Wang Wei-Lun-W and Li Design for design Where shall we meet here.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with Li Chia-Ying,Wang Wei-Lun-W and Li Design. · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by Li Chia-Ying,Wang Wei-Lun-W and Li Design. |
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