NG TSIAN WAH
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Tsian Wah is a Product Design student who specializes in product and furniture design and model-making. He is passionate about designing better products which address the needs of the users and improve their quality of life.
Drawing, Furniture Design, Painting, Product Design
2015[if 310] — NTU HASS Dean’s List, College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
2008[if 310] — Best performance in the module (Visual Thinking & Design Sketching), Ngee Ann Polytechnic
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Final Year Project(s)
![Tableware Design Inspired by Synergistic Complementary Opposites Derived via Non-Visual Language of Sound at NTU ADM Portfolio](https://blogs.ntu.edu.sg/adm-portfolio/files/formidable/7/Untitled-2-21wmzjc.jpg)
Tactuitive is a series of tablewares, comprising 4 items: including Rice Bowl, Soup Bowl, Side Dish and Tea Cup. The main concept is based on the theme of complementary opposite: Convergence and Divergence. This synergetic pair is inspired by the feedback of a group of visually-impaired people after listening to Haru No Umi (The Sea in Spring) composed by Michio Miyaki. Tactuitive has an intuitive nature which empowers the visually-impaired people to distinguish the functions of four separate utensils via the number of diverging and converging lines on its texture.