lustre tests
Britain
21th Century
Source: Basodan, Zelal (2024). Chapter 5: Field trips and Exhibition as Methods of Collecting Visual and Creative Data. PhD Thesis, Zelal Basodan.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
lustre
Preparation Steps
Lustre tests were conducted to investigate the metallic sheen and light reflection properties typical of historical Alhambra ceramic traditions (p. 223). The tests were presented to allow for haptic interaction, requiring the viewer to move the tiles to observe the optical effects (p. 223-224).
Original Recipe Text
Lustre tests were conducted to investigate the metallic sheen and light reflection properties typical of historical Alhambra ceramic traditions (p. 223). The tests were presented to allow for haptic interaction, requiring the viewer to move the tiles to observe the optical effects (p. 223-224).
Evidence
"Finally, I displayed my lustre tests, which I also allowed the visitors to hold, as the tiles need to be moved and reflect the light in order to be able to observe the sheen (Fig. 172, right)."
Remarks
Lustre was one of the key decorative techniques explored to tell the 'making story' of the ceramic research (p. 221). The exhibition context allowed for a haptic experience where the audience could interact with the sheen of the lustre-coated pieces (p. 224).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
pigment
Colorsheen
RegionBritain
Approx. Year2050
Source Information
AuthorBasodan, Zelal
CollectionLoughborough University
Language
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