Rong Shi. Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology. Selected Graduate 2020
Published: 10.11.2020
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- Klimt02
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- Barcelona
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- 2020
Rong Shi's work starts as questioning when people's minds change, and as more new technologies emerge, how will the accessories in the future weddings look like? In The Future Wedding accessories, she imagines this future scene, incorporating non-traditional craftsmanship and conceptual wearing methods into the design, presenting a future wedding installation laboratory. It includes two series: BREATHING LIGHT series and HUD series.
BREATHING LIGHT series:
BREATHING LIGHT is a kind of light-changing wearable accessory. The bright and dark light is accompanied by the user's breathing. It can interact like a 'living' life. It aims to encourage people to pay attention to the perception and experience when the body interacts with real objects.
HUD series:
The interaction between humans and the HUD interface runs through the storyline of the HUD series. The series is composed of conceptual headwear, rings, and earrings. Each accessory can be rotated with its unique axis structure. The wearer seems to be able to use interactive forms such as eye movements and finger movements to activate the HUD interface and engage in a space-time dialogue with the future.
Next year, Rong Shi is going to study in a British University so I hope by participating in the JPLUS Emerging Talent Award 2020, held by Klimt02 website, she will gain a valuable experience which could benefit her future study and professional life.
/ Associate Professor Wei Gao
With the material and cultural progress, the expansion of interactive technology application and the rapid development of smart wearable industry, more and more young people have higher expectations on the function and form of accessories. The contradiction between traditional accessories and the diverse and individual needs of wearers is also growing, and new types of personalized, creative and interactive accessories are emerging. On the one hand, new technologies are bringing technology support to wearable accessories; on the other hand, smart accessories are providing innovative content and elements to people in the global digital environment. Thus, intelligent elements such as light change effects, interaction sensing and human-computer interaction can be used in accessory design to explore futuristic scenarios, which also have broad market demand and commercial potential.
The emergence of this wearable accessory enhances the wearer's experience and immersion, with a sensor system that responds to the wearer's breath, producing light changes based on the wearer's unique breathing amplitude. So, each wearer's device makes a difference when wearing, which is a truly flexible and unique accessory product. The accessory can exist as a wearable product which is decorative, functional and interactive. Use digital sensors and interfaces to visualize invisible data chains, which play a more important role in input and output; while connecting us to the sensory world and paving the way for more meaningful sensory design.
Key Words: Wearable accessories; accessories design; interaction forms; interaction design; user experience.
/ Rong Shi
More work and contacts:
Email: SR1111sr@126.com
WeChat: 1044896634
Phone number: +86 17610362723
Name of graduation student: Rong Shi.
Name of the guiding teacher: Wei Gao.
Find out more about the courses at Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology.
BREATHING LIGHT is a kind of light-changing wearable accessory. The bright and dark light is accompanied by the user's breathing. It can interact like a 'living' life. It aims to encourage people to pay attention to the perception and experience when the body interacts with real objects.
HUD series:
The interaction between humans and the HUD interface runs through the storyline of the HUD series. The series is composed of conceptual headwear, rings, and earrings. Each accessory can be rotated with its unique axis structure. The wearer seems to be able to use interactive forms such as eye movements and finger movements to activate the HUD interface and engage in a space-time dialogue with the future.
Next year, Rong Shi is going to study in a British University so I hope by participating in the JPLUS Emerging Talent Award 2020, held by Klimt02 website, she will gain a valuable experience which could benefit her future study and professional life.
/ Associate Professor Wei Gao
With the material and cultural progress, the expansion of interactive technology application and the rapid development of smart wearable industry, more and more young people have higher expectations on the function and form of accessories. The contradiction between traditional accessories and the diverse and individual needs of wearers is also growing, and new types of personalized, creative and interactive accessories are emerging. On the one hand, new technologies are bringing technology support to wearable accessories; on the other hand, smart accessories are providing innovative content and elements to people in the global digital environment. Thus, intelligent elements such as light change effects, interaction sensing and human-computer interaction can be used in accessory design to explore futuristic scenarios, which also have broad market demand and commercial potential.
The emergence of this wearable accessory enhances the wearer's experience and immersion, with a sensor system that responds to the wearer's breath, producing light changes based on the wearer's unique breathing amplitude. So, each wearer's device makes a difference when wearing, which is a truly flexible and unique accessory product. The accessory can exist as a wearable product which is decorative, functional and interactive. Use digital sensors and interfaces to visualize invisible data chains, which play a more important role in input and output; while connecting us to the sensory world and paving the way for more meaningful sensory design.
Key Words: Wearable accessories; accessories design; interaction forms; interaction design; user experience.
/ Rong Shi
More work and contacts:
Email: SR1111sr@126.com
WeChat: 1044896634
Phone number: +86 17610362723
Name of graduation student: Rong Shi.
Name of the guiding teacher: Wei Gao.
Find out more about the courses at Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology.
Head Piece: Breathing Light, 2020
Breath sensor, LED, resin.
37 x 42 cm
Photo by: Mike Photography
From series: Breathing Light
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Head Piece: Future Wedding, 2020
Platinated 925 silver, gold, acrylic.
39 x 40 cm
From series: HUD
Design rendering.
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Ring: Future Wedding, 2020
Platinated 925 silver, gold, rose gold.
58 x 35 cm
From series: HUD
Design rendering.
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Earrings: Future Wedding, 2020
Platinated 925 silver, gold, black gold.
2.4 x 9.8 cm
From series: Breathing Light
Design rendering.
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Earrings: Future Wedding, 2020
Platinated 925 silver, gold, black gold, natural pearls.
3.9 x 13 cm
From series: Breathing Light
Design rendering.
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
- Edited by:
- Klimt02
- Edited at:
- Barcelona
- Edited on:
- 2020
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