WWD FASHION LAB is an offline space that integrates art, culture, aesthetics, imagination and light and shadow, creating a creative cradle and spiritual home for global brands, pioneer artists and sustainable designers with three-dimensional content. From January 6 to February 6, 2023, WWD and Honor opened the first exhibition of the Chinese New Year in this space - "Technological Aesthetics and Imaginative Forms".
Technology gives wings of innovation to art, and culture brings soul guidance to the integration of the two. In the "Metamorphosis - Cultural Identity" exhibition area, artists show their humanistic thinking on modern industrial civilization through contemporary design language.
Wood carving is a traditional Chinese folk craft that was inscribed on the Intangible Cultural Heritage List in 2008. This design carves the 12 zodiac wood into the form and then engravs it with traditional patterns, which are extracted from the graphics of ancient artifacts or murals, and innovatively designed. The bottom graphic is displayed in the form of traditional compass woodcuts, and then uses the technique of layered reconstruction to present a sense of space on the watch. When turned, it seems to open the mysterious door of traditional culture.
Wood carving is a traditional Chinese folk craft, which was included in the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2008. In this design, the twelve zodiac signs are carved out of wood and then engraved with traditional patterns, which are extracted from ancient relics or frescoes and designed in an innovative way. The bottom pattern is shown in the way of traditional compass wood carving, and then the layered reconstruction technique is used to present a sense of space on the watch. It is like opening the door to the mystery of traditional culture when it is turning.
The work is inspired by the Spring Festival, a traditional Chinese festival, and combined with the traditional cultural activity of the Spring Festival, the lion dance, giving it its unique vitality.
This work is inspired by the Spring Festival, a traditional Chinese festival, and taps into lion dance, a time-honored cultural activity, which endows the painting with unique vitality.
A mix of colors and patterns used in one of the most recognized animals in Andean culture. Thus enhancing the richness of Peruvian artisan culture, which it maintains to this day.
Mix of colors and patterns are used to paint one of the most recognized animals in the Andean culture, thus enhancing and maintaining the Peruvian artisan culture to this day.