Panhan Ho
About
Pan Han Ho, from Macau, graduated from the School of Economics at Peking University. Despite her academic background in economics, she has always harbored a passion for interior design. Growing up in a crowded and bustling small city, she believes that space design can create broader imaginative spaces within limited environments.
At the RCA, Pan Han studied under the SupperMATTER Platform. Here, she gained a profound understanding of the importance of Making. She explored the evolution of craftsmanship in the digital age through the interplay of human creativity and AI assistance. Her work investigates the contradiction and fusion between the consistency of machine production and the uniqueness of human creation. Through a series of experimental models, she designed a ceramic space that emphasizes the human touch, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.
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