Knitting remain unfinished─ Metal creation of Needlework

• Main Authors: Tu, Yi-Hsuan, 凃怡萱
• Other Authors: Wang, Mei-Jen
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/3fw5rn

碩士 === 國立臺南藝術大學 === 應用藝術研究所 === 105 === Abstract Handicraft like needlework is connected with author’s childhood memories tightly. Through the process of hand-making, we understand that the psychological factors on choosing these tools have a lot to do with nervous emotions. We hereby to discover again the new ourselves from the unfinished products to finished by creating. The theory contains six chapters. Chapter one: Introduction. Retrospecting the background of author’s first time to get to know more about metal processing, and continuously recall the passion for creation through hand-making. We state the motivation by reorganizing the related researches in the past. Chapter two: Theoretical Basis. Studying from three orientations: using “art therapy” to cut in to find out the healing of hand-making, using “mentality of collecting” to discuss the relationship between the collections and behavior of collecting, using “analyzing the creation of tool craft” to sum up the handicrafts from other artist’s production tool. Chapter three: Creative Concepts and artistic form of expression. Expressing the idea of topic on the concept of unfinished and knitting tools. Chapter four: Creative Process Analysis. Based on the topic to record the initial draft as well as the statement of procedure. Chapter five: Description of Products. Describing the products’ dimensions, materials and different angles of pictures. Chapter six: Conclusion. To summarize how to show up individual characteristics, find out the mediums of self-presentation and gain the thoughts as well as achievement from the feedback. We hope to communicate with the audiences via dedicate handicraft, and hope them to feel healing from the knitting. Key word: needlework tool, metalsmithing, knitting, healing, collection