Pattern Design with Taiwan’s Endemic Species of Aquatic Plants

• Main Authors: TSENG,KUAN-YU, 曾冠瑜
• Other Authors: Kang,Min-Lan
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/8k58t2

碩士 === 國立臺中教育大學 === 美術學系碩士班 === 107 === Aesthetics come from the feeling and perception of life. We experience the true meaning of life through our sensory organs. As time presses forward, art and culture accumulate and assemble. The practice of aesthetic learning, natural resources, art, and culture is the central concept that this creative work aims to express. Taiwan endemic species are valuable assets, and the vitality of aquatic plants are particularly striking. The creative research uses this theme to take three directions. The first phase is the incubation, which explains the creative background, motive, and goal. The second phase is the collation of relevant literature that discusses Taiwan endemic aquatic plants, including the drawings of the plants and the research and documentation of their changes, followed by a study on the application and types of print patterns. The third phase is the planning and execution of the creative work, using connotative idioms to apply to the lifestyles of aquatic plants, and then as the names of the respective chapters of the series. Four series are planned: “tenderness,” “life,” “vigor,” “leisure.” The works are then created using a continuous pattern design technique. The production of 16 pattern designs will then also integrate with daily essential products. The creation of the patterns reinterpreted aquatic plants and demonstrated the passion of life of endemic species. The project also realizes and practices life aesthetics, and instill art into everyday life, improving the value of cultural creativity.