'You break it, you buy it' doesn't exactly apply to Studiokahn's artwork.
Jerusalum-based husband and wife team Studiokahn has created a unique collection of ceramic pieces that just beg to be broken. Studiokahn's 'Fragile' collection is comprised of several ceramic works ranging from jewelry to kitchen accessories. The common quality that all of these creations share is that they need to be snapped!
Each piece in Studiokahn's 'Fragile' collection needs to be broken by the user in order to work. For example, when initially purchased, the salt and pepper shakers are bound together into one single ceramic sculpture. In order to make the shakers functional and separate, the user has to snap the ceramic in half along its middle. This means that each piece is minutely different as each person will create different broken edges.
Studiokahn's 'Fragile' collection is anything but fragile and encourages people to interact with and create their possessions.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Ceramics
- Opportunities for creating unique, customizable ceramic products that require user interaction and breaking.
- Snap-to-use Products
- Opportunities for products that require assembly or breaking in order to be used, adding an interactive and personalized element to the customer experience.
- Imperfect Design
- Opportunities for products that embrace individuality and imperfection, allowing each user to create a unique and personalized product through their own actions.
Who This Affects Most
- Ceramics
- The ceramics industry can explore new design possibilities by incorporating user interaction and breaking into their products.
- Kitchenware
- The kitchenware industry can create snap-to-use products that require assembly or breaking, adding a personalized element to the cooking and dining experience.
- Art and Sculpture
- The art and sculpture industry can explore new ways to engage with viewers and customers by incorporating interactive and customizable elements in their designs.
