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  • At an age when human beings had no mirrors, people thought shadows were reflections of themselves. Human beings have been so keen about their appearances, and tried various ways to check their own look using flat surface of water or flat stones. Thus, mirrors have been one of the most commonly used items in daily lives.
    Mirrors have meant more than an item to reflect things, sometimes it meant lessons from life, sometimes it offered people chances to look back their own lives, or sometimes it meant unlimited imagination and sensation. The fascinating item reflects not only the physical appearance of thins but also deep psychological factors such as values, personal lives, or emotion.
    However, in modern days, most mirrors serve only one dimensional function reflecting figures of an object, and remain as one of the simple, standardized form of furniture. So the purpose of this thesis is to search the potential of mirrors to become a unique and individual art craft, setting them apart from the existing concept of being functional and formal.
    The writer picked geometrical figures as a subject material to highlight simplicity and moderation and to express cheerfulness.
    Geometrical figures are a very unique form of art representing mathematical interpretation of the world around human beings. Using thls unique analysis and interpretation, the writer tried to emphasize the design factors of geometrical figures and give them a new touch of familiarity.
    The writer formed a frame using geometrical units such as cylinders, tetrahedrons, and cubes, and then decorated the surface with geometrical pattern. A "Pattern" means a plan, diagram, or model to be followed in making things and if it's used as a verb, it means 'To make, mold, or design by following a pattern' It also means a consistent, characteristic form, style, or method. Patterns invoke a touch of repetition or diversity.
    High resolution coloring paint was applied to give a striking contrast in color. The frame with geometrical units was mounted on a mirror, forming a simple and outstanding shape of a wall mirror.
    In summary, the first chapter describes the concept, history, types, and classification based on functions and material of mirrors as well as modern wall mirrors to rationalize the purpose of this thesis. In this chapter, the general concept and history of geometrical figures were studied to identify the characteristics and examples of geometrical figures in modern art.
    In the second chapter, design related background of the work and __EXPRESSION__al techniques, glaze, and the way the work baked are explained.
    In the third chapter, more detailed explanation was done on the work piece based on the content of research results shown in chapter 1 and 2.
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