
Chen Wu-Wei
Course Description
Chen Wu-Wei, the IIC Congress Scholar, is now an Associate Professor of AFCT at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University and an Honorary XJTLU Association for the University of Liverpool. His research projects on the digitisation of rock carvings and cave temples have been published in peer-reviewed SCIE journals (ISPRS Archive, CIPA and HCI conferences, SIGGRAPH Asia conferences, ACM Digital Library), book chapters (Springer), and submitted manuscripts under review (Routledge, Vernon Press). Chen is also responsible for the editorial board of GHSS and serves as a reviewer for SPAFA Journal. Prof. Chen previously worked on the digital documentation of caves and niches in China and Korea. He is currently focusing on the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Indonesia, West and Central Asia.
Research site: https://www.bodyasechoes.com/dha
This module aims to help students to learn the key concepts related to Intellectual Property (IP) Design, its applications in various scenarios in cultural and creative industries, as well as to develop skills for applying the techniques for IP design and critical awareness for evaluating the designs. Objectives: Students are expected to work both independently and collaboratively to practice IP design from concept development to design practice and evaluation of the design. Students will also relate the knowledge and skills of IP design with the real scenarios in cultural and creative industries.
"Butterfly" 蝶 | Xue Yao
"Moksha" 摩訶薩
"Sushi Robot" | Danny
Hk French Film Festival trailer | Cody Samson
Selected Reels
Student Gallery
MODIFISM
DESIGN CONCEPT
"A graphic image of a making of origami that is ironically explaining how human is evolved. The typeface used in this piece is meant to be illegible, which is hinting an involvement of a higher intelligent species in the creation of humankind." - quote from Jerry Chen
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ORIGAMI COLLECTION
DESIGN CONCEPT
"Food is essential substance for us, but how much do we know about the ingredients? Food is modified so much nowadays for massive production, but does modifying food make them better or healthier? The project aims to create a combination of objects and type, in a simple and playful fashion, ironically bringing forth the awareness of the food we consume everyday." - quote from Jerry Chen
EXTENDED READING
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Modifism/11452913
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DIETER RAMS - DESIGN PRINCIPLES


