Industrial One of 3.0: Machine's Hand-made
Craft and design have a lot of meeting points, including that the field of design may be considered a natural continuation of craft as a result of the Industrial Revolution. Designers and crafts people are developing new identities because their fields are affected by each other’s work. In recent decades the fields of ceramic art and ceramic design have increasingly influenced and fertilized each other.
In addition, attempts to redefine craft and design boundaries are developing through original thought regarding manufacturing processes and practices. This is demonstrated through the expansion of the boundaries of traditional technologies, and the widespread use of new technologies such as digital project is a compelling example of this trend. It is an on-going project (two versions of which have already been exhibited on different occasions) that essentially attempts to ask substantive questions about design and craft, and breaks the conceptual patterns we have about them: What is a series? Which knowledge is worth preserving? Why is manual work important? And what is the added value brought by new technologies?
