PDF-(EBOOK)-Chasing The Perfect: Thoughts On Modernist Design In Our Time

In Chasing the Perfect writerdesigner Natalia Ilyin delivers her astute incisive and humorous observations on design and the world it has molded According to Ilyin Modern design is based on deeply idealist notions and its inherent perfectionism has dovetailed beautifully with our commoditybased economys need to keep people itching so that they will buy things and keep the society chugging along I began Chasing the Perfect because I started to become aware of this collusion this silent pressure that a language of design based in perfectionism had brought to bear on how I developed as a person Chasing the Perfect is especially relevant in our times as interest in graphic industrial and architectural design moves more and more into mainstream culture Each of the ten chapters features Ilyins accessible and often hilarious writing which is highlighted with a broad range of imagessome quite unexpectedfrom the designed world around us An excerpt The choices that designers and architects have made in the last hundred years silently mold us silently direct us through the tunnels of Penn Station or up to the fiftythird floor of the Sears Tower But they direct more than our movements They direct us to notice one thing and not another to value one thing over another to identify with one thing rather than with another Modernism the guts of it the strength of it the egotistic beauty of it carries with it effects we did not expect and fosters attitudes about ourselves and others that may have been dandy in a utopia but do little good in our world Why have we not changed this idea moved on with our thinking For even after the disbanding of the Bauhaus the disintegration of the International Style the exhausting of postmodernism were all still chasing the perfect. The autumn . has. already . arrived. How do you know?. Present Perfect Tense. FORM: have / has + past participle. Affirmative. :. . I . have seen. the film before.. She . andandandand
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