BATIT Studio's wall-mounted artwork, "Ethnic: synthetic," is a 2x2 meter masterpiece of nearly 2000 handmade ceramic pieces. Departing from traditional carpet designs, this dynamic piece, crafted with 2D sketches, and digital software and assembled on a birch plywood frame, offers a fresh, three-dimensional interpretation. With hidden depths and shades, it invites appreciation for traditional wall carpets' origins and essence.
Ethnic: synthetic
A carpet is a manifold of identities, hybridizations, colours and shapes.
July 19, 2023
BATIT 工作室完成了一件壁掛式藝術品。這件作品尺寸為2×2米，使用了近2000個手工陶瓷組件。它創造了一種與傳統地毯合成斷裂的民族感，呈現出更加流暢的形狀和內部圖案。
設計過程始於紙上的二維草圖。在創作了一些有趣的作品後，設計師開始使用2D計算機軟件生成作品的輪廓和圖案。接下來，他們進行了3D建模，使用選定的調色板生成準確的渲染圖。
根據設計過程，使用數控機床銑削有機玻璃板，同時對所有陶瓷組件進行成型和上釉。將有機玻璃板噴成白色並固定在樺木膠合板框架上後，這件作品被懸掛在特拉維夫的以色列Eretz博物館。然後，耗時12小時的任務開始，將所有陶瓷組件插入，形成引人注目的3D藝術品，從每個角度看都不同。
"ethnic:synthetic"由多種形狀組成，在不同高度上重複出現，共同創造出三層地毯效果。不同的陶瓷片糅合在一起，形成立體圖案，對地毯進行了全新的現代詮釋。與我們熟悉的地毯不同，這種地毯的圖案元素在各個角度上都保持一致，創造出多種多樣的觀賞角度。它運用深度元素，營造出陰影和隱藏的顏色，賦予地毯的圖案元素新的生命。
這個項目的靈感來自傳統的牆毯，旨在通過使用現有的地毯，提出有關它們的問題，並尋找通過材料、形狀和顏色重新詮釋它們的方法。通過這個項目，BATIT工作室希望觀察者能夠理解作。
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The BATIT Studio has recently completed a wall-mounted artwork. This piece, measuring 2x2 meters, features nearly 2000 handmade ceramic components. It establishes a sense of ethnicity that breaks with traditional carpets, presenting more fluid shapes and internal patterns.
The design process started with two-dimensional sketches on paper. After creating some interesting works, the designers began to generate the contours and patterns of the artwork using 2D computer software. They then proceeded to 3D modelling, generating precise renderings with the chosen colour palette.
They milled organic glass plates using CNC machines while shaping and glazing all the ceramic components according to the design process. After spraying the organic glass plates white and affixing them to a birch plywood frame, the work was hung in the Eretz Museum in Tel Aviv, Israel. Then began the 12-hour task of inserting all the ceramic components, creating a striking 3D artwork that looks different from every angle.
"ethnic: synthetic" is composed of various shapes that reoccur at different heights, creating a three-layer carpet effect. Other ceramic pieces blend to form a three-dimensional pattern, providing a fresh, modern interpretation of the carpet. Unlike familiar carpets, the pattern elements of this carpet remain consistent from all angles, creating various viewing perspectives. It employs depth elements to create shadows and hidden colours, giving new life to the carpet's pattern elements.
The inspiration for this project comes from traditional wall tapestries, aiming to raise questions about them by using existing carpets and finding ways to reinterpret them through materials, shapes, and colours. Through this project, BATIT Studio hopes that observers will be able to understand the work.
Tal batit / BATIT studio
位於以色列特拉維夫的BATIT工作室，是一個創新設計的標誌。這個設計力量中心由才華橫溢的工業設計師塔爾·巴提特(Tal Batit)於2017年創立。巴提特於1988年出生，並在以色列的H.I.T（霍隆科技學院）以優異的成績畢業。
以創始人的名字命名的BATIT工作室，在創新陶瓷設計領域裡找到了自己的一片天地，打造雕塑和具有交流性的物品。該工作室結合了對古老陶瓷實踐的深刻理解和當代色彩譜的新鮮感。這種融合賦予了巴提特的古怪創作獨特的後現代主義魅力，同時保留了原始材料的真實性。
該工作室的每一件傑作都在探索對比和矛盾的世界。每一件創作在視覺和質感上都體現了這些對比。
Originating from Tel-Aviv, Israel, BATIT Studio is a beacon of inventive design. This design powerhouse was brought to life in 2017 by the talented industrial designer Tal Batit. Born in 1988, Batit carved a noteworthy academic career, graduating with honours from H.I.T (Holon Academic Institute of Technology) in Israel.
BATIT Studio, christened after its founder, has carved a niche in the domain of ceramic design, crafting sculptures and communicative objects. The studio brings together a profound understanding of ancient ceramic practices and the freshness of the contemporary colour spectrum. This blend imparts a unique post-modernist appeal to Batit's eccentric creations while preserving the authenticity of the raw materials.
With each masterpiece, the studio explores the world of contrasts and contradictions. Each creation visually and texturally manifests these juxtapositions.
Design credit: Tal Batit / BATIT Studio
Website: https://www.batitstudio.com/
Photographer: Anatoly Krinitsky
All images are shared courtesy of BATIT Studio and Anatoly Krinitsky.
