Victory of Copying: Exploring the Design Way in the Age of Popular Culture
Copying is rampant in popular culture. It is deemed a shackle that contemporary designers are attempting to break. However, even if the industrial art which is contrary to the cultural trend owns aesthetic value, obtaining corresponding economic benefits is difficult. Through a number of industrial design examples, this paper attempts to explore a method that can assist people in obtaining the “unique aesthetic experience without refusal to copy. It encourages designers to draw lessons from cultural studies, and again carry on the humanistic idea.
Aura copycat (Shanzhai) utilitarian aesthetic humanism.
Lijia Zhu
Faculty of Social Science Kunming University of Science and Technology Kunming, China
国际会议
浙江义乌
英文
1146-1148
2010-11-17（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）