The Design of Practice on Wicker Intangible Cultural Heritage Skills in Public Art Based on Sustainable Design Concepts
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The rapid development of China's urbanization process has, on the one hand, caused the intangible cultural heritage wicker weaving skills to face difficulties in the protection and inheritance, and on the other hand, promoted the vigorous development of urban public art. This study attempts to intervene the traditional willow weaving skills into the field of public art, and promote the inheritance and development of willow weaving skills in the city through the integration and innovation of willow weaving traditional skills in public art. The research goal: Based on sustainable design theory, demonstrate the practical creation of traditional willow weaving skills in public art in first-tier cities in Shanghai. First, based on literature research, fieldwork on intangible cultural heritage wicker weaving, and in-depth interviews with young users in Shanghai, the research results on the four sustainability dimensions of culture, environment, economy, and society were sorted out. The focus is on analyzing and discussing the attitudes and evaluations of young users in Shanghai on the four dimensions; Secondly, the "Magic City Rubik's Cube" - a wicker public art concept plan was designed and created, and the work was specifically displayed from the four dimensions of cultural sustainability, environmental sustainability, social sustainability, and economic sustainability ;The final research results show that young users in Shanghai pay more attention to the cultural sustainability of wicker public art, hold a positive attitude towards environmental sustainability throughout the life cycle of LCA, and are more willing to accept innovative applications of new technologies and new materials in wicker public art. Research contribution: For the first time, the creative process of traditional willow weaving skills in public art is demonstrated, providing an important reference for the sustainable innovation of intangible heritage traditional skills in the field of public space.
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