– 糸糸 –

「糸」來自於五千年前造象形字的智慧，最早在甲骨文發跡，表示動手在繩子上打結;每根繩子上都打了若干個結，表示不同主題的事件紀錄。

隨著時間演變和文字不斷地演化，直到東漢許慎在《說文解字》寫道:「糸，細絲也。象束絲之形。」解釋了「糸」代表絲紗撚股成線的形象。

一根纖維的力量雖然薄弱，但當集結成束，撚股成紗的時候，力量堅韌，不容小覷。

「糸糸」完美演繹織品服裝學系的理念與系所的組織設計，在本系分工上囊括了設計之藝術創造、紡織技術之知識、以及不斷賦予價值的行銷策略。

在學各組學生各自獨立發展，卻又同歸於一體;既是獨立的存在，又是合為一體的堡壘。

本次畢業展覽企劃，我們期願未來舉凡遇到困難，比起單打獨鬥，更仰賴共同合作的精神，一同面對、並解決世道所充斥的矛盾。

在這結實累累的豐收祭典上，請側耳傾聽，我們將向世界訴說，這看似不為人知，卻是我們所共織的「糸糸」。

– MIMI –

‘糸’ [mì], a Chinese character, was first found on oracle bones, the earliest extant form of writing from thousands of years ago.

‘糸’ [mì] illustrates how ancient people used ropes and knots as record keeping devices documenting their hands-on lives.

Defined in Shuowen Jiezi, a Chinese dictionary from the Han Dynasty, ‘糸’ [mì] is fine silk, the shape of a bundle of silk yarns. Delicate and fragile one fiber may be. Yet, when spun into yarns, fibers can be fabulously tough and spunky.

‘糸糸’ [mìmì] is one perfect interpretation of the missions of Department of Textiles and Clothing. Grouped into three sections, we have been trained to be extraordinary in varied areas, aesthetics and creativity, skills and knowledge of textiles, and perpetual value-added marketing strategy.

We are diverse and still we are one. Gathering for ‘糸糸’ [mìmì], our graduation exhibition, we have found and showed solidarity for our productions.

In this very special time of our lives, we want the world to know: Just like spinning fibers into yarns, ‘糸糸’ [mìmì] together makes us bigger and better than ever.