The concept of beauty in industrial design transcends mere aesthetics; it encapsulates functionality, sustainability, and the profound impact on human experience. As humanity evolved, so did our tools, enhancing our capabilities and shaping civilization. Initially, tools were simple, designed for clear needs, and integrated craftsmanship, reflecting the local resources and environmental consciousness of the time.
The landscape of industrial design is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the convergence of sustainability imperatives, rapid technological advancements, and a deepened commitment to human-centricity.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) now shapes daily life — from text and image generation to personalized recommendations.
Public perception of AI swings between fascination and fear, while academic perspectives focus on structure, limitation, and ethics.
When you look at people through everyday eyes, you see personalities, choices, quirks, and dreams.
But if you strip away the poetry and sentiment, a human can also be described in terms of equations, probabilities, and patterns.
The figure of the Buddha represents one of humanity’s most profound explorations of self-awareness and liberation. Yet over time, Buddhism - the structure built around his insights - has often solidified into the very rigidity he questioned.