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伯昱 林

Shih Chien University

I'm Poyu, a graduate of the Industrial Product Design Department at Shih Chien University. To me, design is more than the integration of form and function—it's a way of engaging in dialogue with people. I have a strong interest in material and cultural issues, and I enjoy observing the subtle interactions between people and objects in everyday life. Through these observations, I seek to understand how people use, perceive, and even develop emotional connections with objects. My design practice is driven by the desire to create products that are not only functional and appropriate but also warm and emotionally resonant. I aim to respond not just to practical needs, but also to the emotional and cultural contexts of users. Through design, I hope to build deeper connections between people and the objects around them, so that every moment in daily life carries a sense of care and understanding.

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扮相 / Re:act

Category: Footwear

Competitions: Taiwan Region

時尚一詞泛指在特定時間和特定環境下的一種流行的美學表達,更迭越發快速,所迭代的資源就更加可觀。本次專案從曾經風靡過的布袋戲「舊時尚」出發,並非單純復刻與復興一種美好的過往,試圖搭起過去與當代的橋樑,思考文化「再」認同與皮革定位,在形式氾濫的快時尚找到抗體,以一種文化環保的形式存在。 扮相希望藉由布袋戲的邏輯,基於劇本需求所生的頭、服裝、頭盔,建立在相同基礎,經過置換後,身分得以轉變,化身成不同需求與角色。我們試著思考以角色扮演為出發,鞋子是否能有類似的趣味,藉由置換物件,變成一雙不同的鞋子,體驗一種身分,讓轉換的趣味性也成為穿著的一種體驗,賦予一種新的觀看角度。 The term “fashion” generally refers to a popular aesthetic expression tied to a specific time and context. As trends evolve ever more rapidly, the resources consumed in this cycle have become increasingly significant. This project takes inspiration from the once-popular traditional puppet theater as a form of “old fashion”—not merely to recreate or revive a nostalgic past, but to build a bridge between history and the present. It explores cultural re-identification and the role of leather in resisting the excesses of fast fashion, aiming to exist as a form of cultural sustainability. Drawing from the logic of traditional puppet theater, where a character’s head, costume, and helmet are constructed on a common foundation and swapped out based on the script’s needs, we imagine a similar approach for footwear. Could shoes, too, embody the playful essence of role-playing? By exchanging parts, a shoe could transform into something entirely different, allowing the wearer to “become” another persona. This act of transformation becomes part of the experience, offering a new lens through which to view the act of wearing.

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