Host: Japanese Society for the Science of Design
In recent years, cross-cultural issues have driven the aesthetic economy through cultural creativity, and diverse ethnic culture features have been revealed. Under the trend of multi-culturalism, the Hakka culture has developed its core value through unique cultural elements and the activation of spiritual symbols, as based on life rituals and customs, the sacrifice culture, and the humanistic context. promotes communication between design and culture in the process. The development of this research is divided into two stages: (1) the construction of the element form design framework with cultural connotations; (2) Verification transformation design; where the forms and techniques are carriers of cultural implications, and the empirical design thinking is transformed into concrete works. Through the above practices, the designs prove that cultural value, as derived from the cultural characteristics of cultural relics, such as wrapped flowers, is helpful to enhance the value of the design of contemporary cultural products.
