C'est La Vie

Department of Fashion Styling and Design Communication, Shih Chien University

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C’est La Vie, derived from French meaning "That's Life," reflects my understanding of life at the age of 22—a process of self-adjustment, maintaining flexibility to meet ever-changing needs and challenges.
I have divided the process of self-adjustment into seven stages:
TIE: Binding
TRAP: Falling into unfinished dreams
SAVE: Self-awareness and self-rescue
MUDDY: Confusion, contradiction, tug-of-war
CHANGE: Transformation
BURN: Spontaneous combustion of energy
RETURN: Return and liberation
These seven stages are represented in a spectrum of colors transitioning from black to white, culminating in silver and reflections, embodying the perception of will from a state of dim despair to self-generated luminescent energy. Utilitarian buckles, drawstrings, etc., manifest the survival instinct of "self-rescue," freeing oneself from internal struggles and exploring the energy of internal combustion.

"To be oneself is more important than anything else." - Virginia Woolf, "A Room of One's Own"

"The heavier the burden, the closer our lives are to the ground."

"How to balance lightness and heaviness."

perforated board clothes rack

Department of Industrial and Commercial Design, Asia Eastern University of Science and Technology

The combination of perforated board and clothes rack allows the rack to be hung on the perforated board, enabling clothes to be displayed and hung both in front and behind, saving space. Each level of the clothes rack can rotate, allowing more clothes to be hung without overlapping.