Language Re-imagine

Crossing Objects to Immersive Installation

Stage: on-going R&D and making

Multi-materials

Design: Studio Lux

Facade development in collaboration with Hassell

Exhibition: Galleria Valencienne Italy

Design story

The series started in 2019 derived from the fascination with languages as forms of communications being re-imagined in the contemporary design context.

Based on Chinese language graphic symbols and their disassembling and reassembling ways, we started looking into the design of crossing 3D objects into architectural parts that relate people to the meaning of language.

Since the arrival of the pandemic, the ‘new normal’ experiences make people struggle for direct communication and connection, another layer of meaning has been taken on the designs.

Language vessel

As a starting point, some basic Chinese symbols have been picked and made with ceramic into ‘Language Vessel’: Humans 人, Fields 田. The further ideas include Seas 海, Mountains 山.

Language-woven

When multiplying one Human 人, new words emerge - Followers 从 and Crowds 众.

Our RnD with a number of materials and in varied forms around re-imagining the meaning of ‘connection’ in the 3D world has opened many potential outcomes: some new beautiful motifs, weaving the units into forms including tiles, surfaces, and installations that feature the oriental cosmology of boundary-less, open-ending and infinity.

Human 人 - Crowd 众

Field 田

Infinity Tiles in progress © Studio Lux

Infinity Tiles in progress © Studio Lux

Infinity Tiles in progress © Studio Lux

 

Woven-text installations concept design © Studio Lux

Hanging text garden concept design © Studio Lux

Hassell tower scheme 3D print model with Woven-text facade © Studio Lux

Language Vessel | Human 人 at Galleria Valencienne Puglia Italy © Studio Lux

Assembling and weaving © Studio Lux

Assembling and weaving © Studio Lux

Making Language Vessel © Studio Lux

Making Language Vessel © Studio Lux

Study for crossing vessel to screen © Studio Lux

Study for crossing vessel to screen © Studio Lux

 

Further object design study © Studio Lux

Further screen design study © Studio Lux

 
 

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