폐도자기를 활용한 도자 업사이클주얼리 디자인 연구

Abstract

This study aims to clarify the waste problems caused by rapid economic and industrial development, identify the value elements of upcycling through the creative value exploration that is manifesting as upcycle design, and to devise a plan for creative fusion product development. To this end, in terms of research method, three cases of upcycled jewelry made from various materials widely recognized as upcycling designs were investigated and the design value elements contained therein were identified and analyzed, and the manufacturing method and value elements of ceramic jewelry using the waste ceramic presented in this definition system were then analyzed. The main findings of the analysis were that: 1) The product materials used by domestic and foreign upcycle companies are plastic, cloth, banners, glass, paper, tires, etc., indicating that there is a limit to the development of materials. 2) Six upcycle value elements were examined to identify the elements of the upcycle value that are inherent to domestic upcycle jewelry companies and to provide a conceptual model of the content development process. 3) The development of products and contents using waste ceramic materials that were not used by existing upcycle companies was applied to upcycle value elements to explore the relation of alternation as creative fusion products. This research found a new material, waste ceramics, and created a new paradigm for the expansion of various color-specific design contents in terms of environmental elements. It was confirmed that the mosaic technique, a handicraft technique based on independent techniques corresponds to a luxurious and unique artistic element. In addition, it was found that cultural fusion using color is consistent with the creative aspect and that the flexible design is consistent with the economic aspect through its connection to a variety of small-volume production. This research on upcycle product design is expected to enable the expansion of the paradigm for future generations to establish itself as an ecosystem that can develop into an appropriate production and consumption culture.