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Brian Eno and the Lone Genius Myth in Design
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Brian Eno and the Lone Genius Myth in Design

When we look at the history of design, we often see a single name. An artist comes to the fore on an album cover, a designer on a poster, an author on a book, or a creative director on a campaign. The story is usually to...

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Creating a New World from a Piece of Paper
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Creating a New World from a Piece of Paper

The Fascinating Universe of Mydollmallu In the world of design, sometimes the most impressive works are born not from the most complex tools, but from the simplest materials. It is possible to produce work that people...

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Designing the Rhythm of Craft Hyejin Song's Jiro Project
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Designing the Rhythm of Craft Hyejin Song's Jiro Project

Some movies are not just watchable; is examined. Every scene, every detail and every rhythm turns into a field of research waiting to be rediscovered. David Gelb's Jiro Dreams of Sushi, published in 2011 and considered o...

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From Confectionery Shelves to Art Gallery: Commercial Confectionery Project
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From Confectionery Shelves to Art Gallery: Commercial Confectionery Project

In the world of design, the most interesting ideas often arise from objects that are in front of our eyes but we no longer notice. The products, packaging, signs and graphic details we see every day become invisible over...

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Design History Hidden Inside Matchboxes
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Design History Hidden Inside Matchboxes

The history of design is often told through large posters, iconic logos, famous magazines and graphic works exhibited in museums. However, to understand the visual culture of a period, sometimes it is necessary to look a...

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To Understand a Band, Listening to Their Music Is Not Enough
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To Understand a Band, Listening to Their Music Is Not Enough

Music history is usually told through albums, concerts and hit songs. However, the real story of a music group is often hidden outside the stage. On album covers, concert posters, fanzines, social media posts and perhaps...

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Expressive Reduction: Conveying Meaning Through Omission, Creating Impact Through Simplification
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Expressive Reduction: Conveying Meaning Through Omission, Creating Impact Through Simplification

In the design world, “less” does not always mean “insufficient.” On the contrary, when used correctly, reduction becomes one of the most powerful forms of expression. Expressive reduction comes into play exactly at this ...

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An Aesthetic That Breaks the Rules of the Avant-Garde and Shapes the Future
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An Aesthetic That Breaks the Rules of the Avant-Garde and Shapes the Future

In the history of art and design, there are certain movements that are not just a style, but a turning point. Avant-garde represents exactly this kind of approach. It is a way of thinking that rejects what already exists...

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