【獲獎作品】[Award-Winning Work] (點擊圖片即可查看得獎資訊)

【Design concept】

Merging button design with traditional temple culture, this design infuses modern aesthetics to breathe new life into ancient deities. Each button symbolizes protection, blessings, and faith, making spirituality accessible to younger generations in their daily lives. Through creative packaging and storytelling, these designs serve as both cultural carriers and fashionable expressions, seamlessly integrating tradition with modernity and revitalizing temple culture in contemporary society.

[Achievement]

• Work: Remnant Scale

• Creators: Yi-Hsuan Huang, Tzu-Ning Huang, Yi-Hua Wei, Chien-Yu Chien

• Supervising Teacher: Yang Chao-Ming and Chu Hsien-Che

• Participate:  Winner of the "Winner" in the Print & Books and  "Winner" in the Posters category at the 2025 Design Masterprize .

[Award-Winning Work] (Click the image for award details.)

【Design concept】

Through a microscopic perspective, this project explores the scale patterns of endangered fish species, uncovering their connections to cultural history and environmental change. By translating the unique visual language of fish scales, it reimagines these vanishing species to raise public awareness of ecological issues. Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15: Life on Land, the work harnesses the power of design to bring attention to small yet precious life stories, inspiring deeper reflection on the future of environmental conservation.

[Achievement]

• Work: HUMANMADE

• Creators:Kai-Wen Yang，Yu-Ching Lai，Hui-Ching Yang，Kai-Fen Huang，I-Chen Lu

• Supervising Teacher: Prof. Hsien-Che Chu

• Participate:  Winner of the  "Winner" in the Posters category at the 2025 Design Masterprize .

[Award-Winning Work] (Click the image for award details.)

【Design concept】

Both in the past and present, humans have continually used desire to create demand, forming a cycle that endlessly repeats.

By integrating this concept with fairy tales, we reflect on the outcomes born from human desires through the allegories within these stories—and the inevitable fate of these creations: to become waste.