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# Project Description The Archaeological Practice of Everyday Objects Szu-Niang Tseng Summary Final work With over a decade of experience in architecture and interior design, my creative approach was expanded through my studies at UAL. Ceramics has grown from a personal passion to a potential second career, reflected in my interdisciplinary MA projects. These works bridge design and ceramics, exploring innovative possibilities and connecting diverse fields to create meaningful outcomes. With over a decade of experience in architecture and interior design, my creative approach was ex... College Camberwell College of Arts Course MA Interior And Spatial Design Graduation year 2024 This project explores the intersection of history, archaeology, and the environment through ceramics and everyday objects, emphasizing their cultural and ecological significance. Through experiments like Mudlarking, Mapping, and creating Clay Vessels, it uncovers traces of human activity, fosters reflection on local geology, history, and sustainability, and promotes eco-conscious practices. Final work Project Index The poster presents the content of this project through various experiments. The first part is the critical research paper, which serves as a guide to exploring local historical treasures. The second part is a portfolio, conceived as a catalogue, functioning as a descriptive and interpretive tool. It documents, analyzes, and contextualizes the experimental process through specific lenses: historical context, eco-conscious perspectives of the Anthropocene, local archaeological excavations, and embodied memory within ceramic works. Finally, the clay vessels represent the physical practice, integrating all the main themes of this project, including archaeology, geography, geology, and materiality. Research and process River Thames Share this project This project explores the intersection of history, archaeology, and the environment through ceramics and everyday objects, emphasizing their cultural and ecological significance. Through experiments like Mudlarking, Mapping, and creating Clay Vessels, it uncovers traces of hum... A link to this page has been added to your clipboard Browse related work Archives & Collections Craft & Process Futures Histories Materiality Nature & Environment Places & Spaces Archaeology EnvironmentalResponsibility Geology Landscape Recycling
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