Digital Glazing
2025#Branding
#Generative coding
#Transmedia
Digital Glazing is a spatial exhibition designed for the Museum of Ceramic Art. Combining 2D and 3D visuals, it reinterprets traditional ceramic glazing techniques in an experimental and interactive way. It invites visitors to immerse themselves in the unpredictable beauty of kiln transmutation.
Inspiration
The exhibition is inspired by kiln transmutation, which is a process of glaze create unpredictable patterns on ceramics in chemical reactions when firing. In the design, these patterns are abstracted into four distinct visual forms.
Codes
A custom generative software was developed to simulate the process of digital glazing. Users can type any letter and adjust the levels of different chemical compounds displayed on the side panel. When the fire button is pressed, the software generates a unique glaze pattern.
3D Modeling
To extend the experiment further, 3D rendering was used to apply the generated glaze patterns onto ceramic models, exploring how digital visuals could merge with tangible form.
Installation
By projecting the real-time generative visuals onto physical ceramic pieces, visitors can control the glaze through the software while simultaneously experiencing the porcess on actual pots.
Posters
The digital ceramic forms and glaze patterns are incorporated into the poster series as key visual elements, serving as the core of the exhibition’s identity system.
Spatial Mockup
The graphic elements are also adapted for spatial promotions, attracting passersby to stop and explore the exhibition.
Brochure
The exhibition brochure highlights details such as inspirations, design elements, and concepts. The cover is printed on vellum paper, symbolizing the transition from one state to another.
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