Keith Xianrong Zheng

The everyday environment often shows evidence of people’s creativity in re-interpreting and adapting objects, improvising them to make up for what they lack. Understanding the constraints in an environment and observing how we adapt, exploit and react to things creates new opportunities and products to address specific issues. To see more of my work please visit: http://www.keithtay.com/file/work/Pages/Affordance.html

The everyday environment often shows evidence of people’s creativity in re-interpreting and adapting objects, improvising them to make up for what they lack. Understanding the constraints in an environment and observing how we adapt, exploit and react to things creates new opportunities and products to address specific issues.

The everyday environment often shows evidence of people’s creativity in re-interpreting and adapting objects, improvising them to make up for what they lack. Understanding the constraints in an environment and observing how we adapt, exploit and react to things creates new opportunities and products to address specific issues.

The everyday environment often shows evidence of people’s creativity in re-interpreting and adapting objects, improvising them to make up for what they lack. Understanding the constraints in an environment and observing how we adapt, exploit and react to things creates new opportunities and products to address specific issues.

The everyday environment often shows evidence of people’s creativity in re-interpreting and adapting objects, improvising them to make up for what they lack. Understanding the constraints in an environment and observing how we adapt, exploit and react to things creates new opportunities and products to address specific issues.

The everyday environment often shows evidence of people’s creativity in re-interpreting and adapting objects, improvising them to make up for what they lack. Understanding the constraints in an environment and observing how we adapt, exploit and react to things creates new opportunities and products to address specific issues.

The everyday environment often shows evidence of people’s creativity in re-interpreting and adapting objects, improvising them to make up for what they lack. Understanding the constraints in an environment and observing how we adapt, exploit and react to things creates new opportunities and products to address specific issues.