Designing the Thinking to Reinterpret "Mother" through Kebaya Design
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https://doi.org/10.56225/gjeset.v1i2.22Keywords:
Mother, Kebaya, Collaboration, Story tellingAbstract
Everyone will certainly agree how significant a mother's role is in a family. Without minimizing the father's role, the mother's figure in Eastern culture is closely related to domestic affairs at home, one of which is parenting. Eastern educational patterns tend to create boundaries between parents and children, often presenting their dilemma, especially in urban areas where all parents generally work to get a better life. Artsy people who tend to be introverted and have difficulty conveying their feelings verbally try to overcome this by presenting a mother figure as their design inspiration. This paper is design-based research by taking samples of the modern kebaya development process in the Visual Communication Media Class Academic Year of 2022/2023. The design development will use a 5 steps design thinking approach, with design conceptualization developed together with students from the Fashion Communication Class from the same academic year. This paper will investigate approaches that organically emerge in the collaboration process. An empirical study is conducted through a qualitative method to understand how peer-to-peer private discussion will help develop a design with a heart-touching background.
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