Reimagining the Chinese Seal in the Spring–Autumn Period - Wincy Kung

Camberwell College of Arts, University of Arts London
 
Hand Drawing, 3D Modeling and Digital Drawing
 
Reimagining the Chinese Seal in the Spring–Autumn Period explores the seal as an early symbol of power, identity, and communication in Ancient China. Emerging between 770 and 476 BCE, seals were used to authenticate letters, rituals, tools, and forms of communication, including sealed messages delivered by pigeon. 
 
Through drawing and 3D modeling, the work reimagines the seal as an immersive spatial environment inspired by the Chu State of the Spring–Autumn period. The artwork presents a cross-disciplinary exploration of cultural heritage through design, space, and storytelling.