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Student Showcase Archive

Chenchen Hu

MA work

MA work

  • Half and Half - 1

    Half and Half - 1, 2018
    earthenware
    150 mm x 150 mm x 145 mm | Photographer: Chao Wang

  • Half and Half - 4

    Half and Half - 4, 2018
    earthenware
    145 mm x 210 mm x 145 mm | Photographer: Chao Wang

  • Half and Half - 8

    Half and Half - 8, 2018
    earthenware
    155 mm x 110 mm x 280 mm | Photographer: Chao Wang

  • Half and Half - 12

    Half and Half - 12, 2018
    earthenware
    170 mm x 110 mm x 280 mm | Photographer: Chao Wang

  • Half and Half - 15

    Half and Half - 15, 2018
    earthenware
    280 mm x 220 mm x 340 mm | Photographer: Chao Wang

  • Half and Half - Black

    Half and Half - Black, 2018
    earthenware
    Photographer: Chao Wang

Half and Half

With a background in product design, Chenchen is exploring the relationship between ceramic sculptures and functional objects that can provide a chance for people to shift their roles between viewer and user. She designs objects with ambiguous forms that have unspecific functions to leave the decision of utilization to the users.

By maintaining unity of form and the colour black, paired with an array of colour use, and the mixture of slip-casting technique versus hand-built texture, her work draws a conversation on the contrast between mass production and craftsmanship in ceramics, as well as the relation between conscious control and unexpected liberation.

Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Arts & Humanities

    Programme

    MA Ceramics & Glass, 2018

  • Degrees

  • BA Industrial Design, School of Design, China Central Academy of Fine Arts, 2015; International Exchange, Product design, Design School of Kolding Denmark, 2015
  • Experience

  • Product designer, ZAOZUO, Beijing, 2015 –2016
  • Exhibitions

  • Materialise, Preston Fitzgerald Residence, London, 2018; Work in Progress, Royal College of Art, London, 2018; The Emerging and the Established, Christies, London, 2017; Work in Progess, Royal College of Arts, London, 2017; D9 Design, Beijing Design Week, 798 Art District, Beijing, 2015; Graduation Season, China Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, 2015