Understanding the language of unexpected:
A critical and experimental approach
to enhance the productive defect
In industrial processing errors are eliminated because considered as defect, if visible, as elements that decrease the value of the object.
These imperfections are commonly considered ‘defects’; however, they reveal the narrative of the production process and part of the story of the object.
From the design, the craftsmanship, and the industrial process as a whole, the project intends to investigate and analyse new design methods related to experimenting shapes, that are able to leave traces and meanings related to the object’s past for those who use it. In particular, it aims to bring the value of imperfection into objects.
This project wants to convey to the consumer, that through the use of ceramic material, the change in shape is the result of the mould’s deterioration over time. The aim is to draw a useful specific guideline for the technology production.
