A Study of Product Design Ideation Process Applying Ready-made in Found Object Concept - Practice on Household Products

Autor: Tang, Shaokang, 湯紹康
Rok vydání: 2012
Druh dokumentu: 學位論文 ; thesis
Popis: 100
This thesis applies concept of found object to ready-made product design. Proposing ready-made and found object concepts, Marcel Duchamp chose daily used articles randomly as artistic creation materials, which broke the rules of form and people’s awareness of beauty. Moreover, later inspired the conceptual art and post-modern design, these concepts also made important effect to industrial designers deal with resources reduction and form wastage such kinds of design issues that due to people pursue a life of material pleasure excessively. As these kinds creation were belong to artist’s manifestation, and seems no clear conversion into product design methods, this research transformed them into a more operational product design ideation process to help designer developing their concepts. Also, according to present ready-made application type in industrial design field and the deconstruction properties of Duchamp’s found object creative ideas, this research composed a “applying ready-made in found object concept design analysis matrix” to analysis current design cases, and applied it to household product design creation. Concluded ready-made and found object concepts with the following characteristics: 1.Found object concept attempt to deconstruct the relation between symbols and people’s experiences to create objective things. 2.By the means of “applying ready-made in found object concept design analysis matrix” in developing design ideation, it can provide more diversified choices to designers find out daily used articles available characteristics. 3.By the means of this research ideation process, it begin from the observation of misused or diverted behaviors, use the design analysis matrix to emphasize contradictory characteristics of form, and make the operation methods interesting and funny name, further to achieve “First Wow / Later Wow” emotional appealing.
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