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Honorable Mention
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| Title: |
The consciousness out of unconsciousness |
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| Comcept: |
We are surrounded with many useful
tools and our life is becoming abundant day by day. But we should be aware
that there's always a demerit on the other side of a merit. The problem
here is that people only notice the good side of the tools and just enjoy
them. In that sense, can we say that designers really have a true dialogue
with the users through the objects they create?
Users should see the demerits that exist in each tool. To begin with, I
thought people should objectively reconsider the relationship between themselves
and the object.
The theme of this poster is a human being surrounded by all kinds of communication
devices who has lost intimate contact with other humans. People seeing this
work from an objective perspective will most probably be frightened, because
it will be one of those moments in which they will vividly be aware that
they were living unconsciously in this world. I hope this poster will give
others the opportunity to reconsider the relationship between oneself and
the tools, for this will prove that I was able to have a dialogue with them. |
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| Coment: |
With the introduction of the Internet and cellular
phones, places and opportunities for communication are ever expanding in
modern society. But, are we experiencing communication in the true sense?
Isn't virtual communication being mistaken for authentic human contact?
This poster inspires in the viewer the feeling that perhaps they also are
lacking direct contact with others and living in a state of solitude. |
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| Profile |
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Name of Applicant: |
Yasuyuki Nakabayashi |
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| Date of Birth: |
1983/9/14 |
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| Sex: |
Male |
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| Nationality: |
Japan |
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| Residence: |
Japan |
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| Academic History: |
Graduated from Chiba University, Department
of Design, Design Division in 2006 |
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| Occupation: |
Freshman at Chiba University, School of Science
and Technology, Department of Design |
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Exhibition: |
Ishou-ten : Chiba University Department of
Design, Graduation Works Exhibition 2006 |
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Collaborator |
Kazuki Masuda@Kenichi Kon |
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