Design Frontiers is an international academic journal focused on the fields of art and design, dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary integration and innovative practices. Guided by the principles of "forward-thinking, criticality, and practicality," it rejects the clichés of stylistic replication and technical ostentation.  

DF Core Research Areas

The journal covers, but is not limited to, the following directions:  

Theoretical Research: Art theory and aesthetics, design methodology, history of art and design, mechanisms of cultural heritage preservation.  

Practical Innovation: Visual arts, graphic design, industrial design, environmental art, digital media art and technology, fashion and apparel design.  

Technological Integration:Architectural design and smart technology, metaverse spatial narratives, biomaterial applications, quantum computing and form generation.  

Social Issues:Sustainable urban design, innovation for aging societies, assistive design for disabled communities, rural revitalization and historic building preservation.  

Interdisciplinary Fields: Art market and management, human habitat education, design ethics in the climate crisis, algorithmic bias and design fairness.  

At its inception, we draw inspiration from the words of Bauhaus master Walter Gropius: "True creativity arises from transcending limitations."Design Frontiers aspires to serve as the logbook for adventurers, documenting every exploration that breaks cognitive boundaries and witnessing how design evolves from a problem-solving tool into a magic that creates possibilities.  

Now we set sail, saluting the unknown.