Next Generation
Titel
Indigenous Philippine Handicraft
Datum
Inventarnummer
#neos-NextGen2024.z2fxw1wu
Autor/en
Diehl, Viola (Teacher)
Ferraro, Thomas (Teacher)
Oplatek, Jiri (Teacher)
Cuan, Chesa Djanelle (Author)
Abstract
Integration of Philippine handicrafts and the flowers of Basel in the design idea creates a challenge to creative thinking. The focus of this combination is how creative one can be and can set a motion in something that can be innovative in nature. Since this is not the typical normal combination, this will prove to be demanding and require oneself to be thinking out of the box so to speak.

The idea that came to my mind is to make the beautiful flowers as an inspiration and come up with an ornament design using the Philippine indigenous handicraft as the subject. Mostly the handicrafts were made as a result of the everyday needs of the Filipino family. Unfortunately, the indigenous handicrafts are slowly disappearing in the Philippines.

On the other hand, the spring flowers that are abundant in the whole of Basel are amazing to behold. I began to contemplate about the creation, I was fascinated by the many different types, shapes, colors, and characters that they convey to me.
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eigene Websites, Social Media etc.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DesignbyChesa
Metadata
Event Next Generation 2024
CourseType Seminar
Key z2fxw1wu
DateAdded 2024-08-23T13:54:41+00:00
DateModified 2024-09-12T12:46:46+00:00
Subtitle Spring Flowers of Basel
Description Hiermit stimme ich der Erklärung zu. / I hereby agree to the declaration.
WorkType Bachelor of Arts FHNW in Visuelle Kommunikation und digitale Räume