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In the year 2500, Earth is experiencing extreme climate change and countries around the world have an average temperature of -18°C. This drastic climate change has triggered a fall in mass production. Thus, mankind is turning to handcrafted practices such as ceramic art to produce daily appliances. However, many people lack the skills and resources needed to create ceramic art. Furthermore, it is almost impossible to create ceramic art due to the low temperatures that cause the clay to harden very quickly.
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In order to ensure that mankind is self-sustainable, governments are sending out armies of ceramic artists to different countries to educate and teach people how to create ceramic art. Our protagonist, Emma, is a passionate street ceramic artist who has been recruited by the government to embark on this mission.
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New Technology
Emma, together with the other ceramic artists, is equipped with a fully-functional ceramic art backpack that allows her to create ceramic art on the go. Apart from the key tools needed for ceramic art, the backpack also includes an adjustable heating chamber with 3 modes - the lowest setting prevents the clay from hardening during the moulding stage, the second setting ensures that the clay is kept at an optimal room temperature for throwing, and the third setting transforms the heating chamber into a kiln that is hot enough to fire the artwork.
THE PROTAGONIST
Emma is a passionate street ceramic artist who has been recruited by the government to embark on this mission. Emma, together with the other ceramic artists, is equipped with a fully functional ceramic art backpack that allows her to create ceramic art on the go.
Apart from the key tools needed for ceramic art, the backpack
also includes an adjustable heating chamber with 3 modes - the
lowest setting prevents the clay from hardening during the moulding stage, the second setting ensures that the clay is kept at an optimal room temperature for throwing, and the third setting transforms the heating chamber into a kiln that is hot enough to fire the artwork.