Mesh_Aesthetics is a series of ceramic prints thats explore the tension between human touch and machine logic.

Inspired by a small ceramic cup marked by an artist's fingerprint, the project questions whether digital processes can capture the tactile truth of handmade objects. Ceramics are transformed into computational meshes through scanning, processing, and 3D printing, with each iteration reimagining the artwork by abstracting and fragmenting the human touch into something new. Rather than replicating the original form, the series challenges the notion that virtuality must feel real, celebrating a unique aesthetic that emerges in the space between human intention and digital interpretation.