saladefolle:

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ryanpanos:

Blueprints Of Plants by Macoto Murayama via Fast Co. Design

It is not only an image of a plant, but representation of the intellect’s power and its elaborate tools for scrutinizing nature. The transparency of this work refers not only to the lucid petals of a flower, but to the ambitious, romantic and utopian struggle of science to see and present the world as transparent (completely seen, entirely grasped) object. Paradoxically, this scientific challenge to measure the Universe might eventually become one of the sources where art of Murayama draws its strength of fantasy and odor of romanticism, becoming a part of Botech Art, symbiosis of Botanical Art and Technology.

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nichqu:

While reading up on Exercises in Style, I discovered the stunning work of “swiss located graphic designer” Marcus Kraft. All of his work is frankly stunning, but for his graduation from HGK Basel he created a newspaper based on Queneau’s collection of stories. In his own words:

“the designed newspaper aimes at enabling the reader to experience style exercises in a new manner involving a graphic interpretation of the text. using typographical highlighting, plot-structure connections become visible, revealing previously concealed interpretations of the work. 

the picture material refers to the place where the incident occurred and to the time when the text first appeared. the chosen medium newspaper is a return to the original medium, as the various versions of the story originally appeared in newspapers and magazines.”

Also, check out his awesome blog.

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