Intentional Glitch – tableware for multisensory eating, is a master’s project where, through deliberate mistakes in tableware, I embody sensory qualities while creating vessels. Subsequently, I research which multisensory properties – touch, sight, taste, sound and smell participate in the process of using the tableware. I reflect on whether the dishes with the glitch can …
The exhibition is part of master’s thesis “Ceramic glaze palette”, which is a ceramic-technological journey towards developing a broad palette of colours for painting in ceramics. The paintings from Estonian art history, which served as a source of inspiration, guided the author both in the selection of colours and in developing her own technique.
In our relentless pursuit of progress, we often overlook the intricate web of life that sustains us. Non-human centred design compels us to reassess our priorities and design with a broader perspective — one that encompasses the needs of all living beings. These ceramic nests designed through non-human centred principles exemplify this transformative approach. The …
Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an image-generation tool incites fear among artists and designers, as it may eventually compete for work. However, just like with earlier technological breakthroughs, collaboration with AI might be the key, offering a new dynamic to creativity. This project explores that possibility, using experiments to assess AI’s human-like qualities, its imaginative capabilities, …