MATTER AND EXPRESSION (CCM)

PROFESSORS: ENRIQUE HINOJOSA

FIRST APPROACH TO MATERIALS

Third semester design students engage in exercises that introduce them for the first time to working with general materials such as plastic, wood, ceramics, and metal. The objective is to explore the formal and constructive possibilities of the materials, basic transformation processes, the use of workshop tools, and the application of necessary finishes to realize a functional object that arises from the student's creativity.

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EQUILIBRIO CONSTRUCTIVO

Julia de la Vega

The project consists of a side table that combines metal and pine wood, characterized by its right angles. It incorporates a hidden warm LED lighting system, ideal for environments with low light. Its construction included assembly, sanding, sealing, and strength testing processes, achieving a balance between aesthetics and functionality.

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Ana López

Robust metal-structured table combined with waxed pine wood that highlights its natural texture. It features a stainless steel hanging lamp designed to illuminate the first shelf. This element not only provides functionality but also adds a modern and sophisticated touch to the ensemble, making it a versatile piece ideal for any space.

CLAROSCURO

Zabdy Yamilé Hernández

This set of four ceramic bowls is crafted using the slip-casting method in plaster molds and finished with a vitrified glaze. Two bowls feature a raised relief design, while the other two showcase recessed patterns, creating a complementary interplay of textures.

The harmonious design makes these bowls stand out in any setting, seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality.