Han Jiayings "Landscape Collection"
Han Jiaying
Born in Tianjin in 1961, he is the founder of Han Jiaying Design Company and a member of the Alliance Graphic Design International (AGI).
Won the Gold Award for Asia’s Most Influential Design Awards, Forbes China’s Most Influential Designer in 2015, and many other awards.
Visiting professor at the School of Urban Design, Central Academy of Fine Arts, curator of the first China Design Exhibition in 2012,
The "Mirror Han Jiaying Design Exhibition" held in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen from 2012 to 2014 was the first exhibition in mainland China A personal exhibition of professional graphic designers' work.
"Landscapes Gathering"
Gathering mountains and rivers into a cake, we feel as if we can feel the rich taste that nature has given us within the square inch, giving us a journey on the tip of the tongue with flowing and changing forms. .
"The Wind Rises" by He Jianping
He Jianping
Born in China in 1973, now living in Berlin. Graphic designer, professor and freelance publisher He once taught at the University of the Arts in Berlin and is currently employed as an external professor and doctoral supervisor at the China Academy of Art.
Studying at the China Academy of Art from 1991 to 1994 and receiving a bachelors degree; from 1997 to 2001, studying at the University of the Arts in Berlin, majoring in liberal arts , received masters and masters degrees; received a doctorate in cultural history from the Free University of Berlin in 2011. His solo exhibitions have been held in Germany, Nanjing, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Slovenia, Poland and Malaysia. His design works have won many domestic awards He has received important international awards. He has served as a member of the masters professional assessment committee of ESAG Design School in Paris and as an international judge for many design award events. He is now a member of the Alliance Graphic Design International (AGI).
"The Wind Rises"< br />Feng Yansis "Visiting the Golden Gate" of the Southern Tang Dynasty:
The wind suddenly blows,
Wrinkles a pool of spring water.
In the path of fragrant mandarin ducks,
I move the red apricots with my hands Rui.
Hei Yiyang "Sweet Millonaire"
黑一烊
SenseTeam· Founder and creative director of Shanheshui, founder and host artist of XIANGDEMEI, member of Alliance Graphic Design International (AGI).
"Sweet Millonaire"
The work is named Sweet Millonaire is an interesting concept in itself.
"Sweet" means "sweetness", which refers to the sweet experience of taste buds. Sweetness is myIt is the taste that we first accept and pursue after birth; the second refers to spiritual pleasure, expressing the sustenance of happiness and satisfaction, with human warmth and emotion.
"Millonaire" translates as "monopoly", symbolizing the satisfaction of having wealth. The German philosopher Immanuel Kant believed: "Happiness satisfies our needs." Although satisfaction is an immeasurable abstract concept and varies from person to person, this "sweet temptation" subverts Paper money - Cognitive habits of wealth symbols. "Millonaire" is an adverb of degree, quantifying the satisfaction, pleasure and happiness brought by food. This opens up a new direction for people to think about the relationship between spiritual happiness and material satisfaction: handle the relationship between people and things, be willing to enjoy limited wealth, and be content with what you have.
"Cutting the Cake" by Multiphase Studio
Polyphase Studio
Established in 2006 In Beijing, there are four partners, namely: Chen Long, Hu Xian, Jia Lina, and Lu Xiang.
We like to observe and think practically in life, and daily life is the source of our design impulses.
We are interested in discovering the generative mechanisms behind things, rather than just being satisfied with their superficial understanding. We approach every design process as a journey of discovery. A discovery based on extensive analysis and a solution based on step-by-step research.
We emphasize "appropriate", which is more valuable to us than "new" and "odd".
We emphasize "understanding" rather than just "seeing", and try to "build understanding" to combat the common problem in the Chinese design community today - "abuse of style".
"Cutting the Cake"
Cutting the cake is a very important part of eating the cake. How to turn "cake cutting" into a fun event?
There is a famous sequence in mathematics called the "cake-cutting sequence", which is the quick number of how to cut the cake into the most vertically (no horizontal cuts) with the least number of knives (not curves). For example, 1 knife can be cut into 2 pieces, 2 knives can be cut into 4 pieces, 3 knives can be cut into 7 pieces, and 4 knives can be cut into 11 pieces. Therefore, the number of cake cuts is: 2, 4, 7, 11, 16, 22, 29, 37, 46, 56, 67...
So there is such a cake: there are 16 dark dots on the light-colored cake. You can only use 5 knives at most to cut this cake into 16 pieces. piece. Of course, you can choose a lower difficulty level of 7 or 11 pieces, or challenge a more difficult one.
He Jing "Cake with Handle"
He Jing
Born in Yunnan Province in 1984 Kunming City, currently living and working in the Netherlands.
In 2016, he graduated from the postgraduate program of the Design School Eindhoven in the Netherlands as an honorary graduate, and received his bachelors degree from the Rietweil Academy of Art and the School of Design of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in the Netherlands. From 2007 to 2009, worked at Nicolas Favard Jewelley Workshop in Beijing.
Won the first prize for graduation from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, the Rookie Award from Beijing UBI Gallery, and the Dutch Franoise van den Bosch Contemporary Jewelry Foundations PHVM Young Talent and other awards. The work was selected by the Municipal Municipality of Amsterdam, the NetherlandsCollection of the Museum of Modern Art.
Has been invited to give lectures at the Schmucksymposium Zimmerhof Jewelry Forum in Germany and the Jewelry Department of the Academy of Plastic Arts in Nuremberg, Germany.
"Cake with a Handle"
"If you think about the evolution of the cup... the last exciting moment was when the cup got a handle. After that nothing else mattered about the cup. Happened” - Mark Manders
What if the cake had handles?
Like a cup, each piece of cake has a chocolate "base" and "handle." Pick up the "handle" and share small pieces of mousse cake with friends without cutting with a knife.
Huang Yang "Starry Stars"
