英文摘要 |
This research tries to discuss the dialectic nature of the contemporary craft from the two perspectives of material and techniques. This article analyzes the works of certain relatively important theorists from different humanity and social science disciplines especially those who discussed the topics of material and techniques after the so called linguistic turn. This article discusses the interpretive strategy of the important thinkers such as Heidegger, Adorno, Bachelard, Baudrillard, Foucault and Deleuze. Although their works did not particularly focus on or structure around the topic of craft, the close examination of their ideas of materials and techniques generates a new interpretive space for discussion. To prevent the limitation of only thinking and interpreting from the written texts of these theorists, this article incorporates many interviews of craft artists. The intersection of both theories and praxis helps to clarify and analyze the concept of contemporary craft. After an inter-dialectic analysis, this article proposes many important and fresh perspectives. In particular, the craft artist's integration of both physical techniques and knowledge production is regarded as a ''dispositif''. And the subjective body of the craft artist is considered as the artist, the technique, the art material, the medium of tools, the tool or instrument, as well as the artwork being created through the body. This article articulates the craft artists' inter-subjective and dialogic fusion of metaphysically and materiality and tries to expand the interpretative framework beyond craft to include other art disciplines. |