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"Monoaware, originating from Japanese cultural concepts, represents a sense of lament and compassion for the transient and fleeting nature of all things in the world, including time and life. This concept allows individuals to not only experience the sadness and mourning but also to comprehend its broader and more profound significance and beauty. Furthermore, it explores the meaning represented by " 哀 " (ai) in Asian and even global cultures and the emotional resonance it evokes. This creative discourse aims to use monoaware as its core concept, conducting research and discussions on the transmission of the sense of time. Through the choice and construction of design language, abstract concepts can be conveyed and experienced in a perceptible and readable manner. Through the series titled "kado," the discourse explores the multidimensional aspects and possibilities of applying the above concept in creative work. It observes the emotional responses and developmental aspects that can be elicited from the audience. The series is divided into four parts: "kado:KI" (kado: vessel), discussing the three-dimensionality of perspective; "kado:nageire" (kado: immersion), discussing the digitalization and virtualization of creative materials; "kado:saisei" (kado: regeneration), discussing the visual concretization of the passage of time, and the concluding chapter, "Endless Blossoming", presenting a synthesis and culmination of abstract concepts like time and the cycle of life. Through a single creative exhibition and experience, it serves as the conclusion of this creative discourse.
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