英文摘要 |
From the design historical point of view, this research sees the tradition of the ideal of simplicity as the base of minimalism and developing path. It analyzes many identical minimal designs, particularly focusing on the works of representative designers and their concepts. It also refers to the aesthetics of minimalist art and characters of minimalist architecture. By taking literature survey and grounded theory as the research methods, it tries to examine the trend of minimalist by classifying the features of the minimalist design. Not only does this study sum up six typical characters of minimalist designs - simple geometric form, systematic layout, the expression of material quality, use of archetypal images, more user-friendly functionality, and technological challenges, but it also compares the unique performance of the minimalist designers and their works. The research borrows semiotic and perceptive viewpoints to explain the tendencies of minimalist designs and their diversities, and see minimalism begins with stressing personal interpretations by symbolic sign, through to common subconscious mental memory and images by iconic sign, finally towards the ideas of indexical sign brought out by unconscious behaviors. Finally, we see the ideal of minimal design is to self-questioning, reduction, and recurrence in the aspects of aesthetics, cognition, and value, involving questions on the product's roles and values, deletion of unnecessary historical styles or personal representation on design, and return to the purely intuitional perception and aesthetic experience. |