石、金屬、3D列印 / stone, metal、3D printing
介紹
這組刀、叉、匙三件式餐具作品，結合石藝家許慶福老師運用台灣本土各地石材製作為柄，以及陽明交大應藝所李建佑老師運用金屬3D列印技術製作的餐具前端。作品本身同時蘊含台灣豐富多元的地質材料之美，並突顯先進科技工藝在造型自由度的優點。概念上，金屬列印部分以有機蜿蜒纒繞的結構由石柄而生，最終形成食器前端，象徵台灣土地餵養眾生、飲水思源的意涵。
Introduction
This three-piece tableware set of knife, fork, and spoon, combined with the handle made of stones from various places in Taiwan by the stone artist Qing-Fu Xu and the metal parts by Jian-You Li, a professor from the Yangming Jiaotong University Art Institute by using the metal 3D printing technology. The work itself also contains the beauty of Taiwan’s rich and diverse geological materials. It highlights the advantages of advanced technology of the flexibility in modeling. The metal printed part is an organic and winding structure that arises from the stone handle and ultimately forms the front of the food vessel. The front end of the tableware is formed, symbolizing the land that feeds all beings, and reminding people to stay content.
