Posts in the category design
ohio means, it is beautiful . . .
the name “ohio” is an iroquoian word which came from the seneca name for the ohio river, ohiyo, which means “it is beautiful.”
the indigenous tribes of the area now called *ohio, included among others: the hopewell, the shawnee, the chippewa, the ojibwa, the delaware, the wyandot, the eel river people, the kaskaskia, the miami and […]
posted 24 January 2022
everyday hero: ephemeral . . .
ubiquitous quality factor number 11 •
everyday design hero:
ephemeral . . .
“the aspects of things that are most important for us are hidden because of their simplicity & familiarity.”
philosopher ludwig wittgenstein
01) lightness . . .
02) enhancing civility . . .
03) beautility . . .
04) robust, resilient & repairable . . .
05) […]
posted 13 January 2022
i am still alive . . .
about an exhibit of on kawara’s work, among others, at moma nyc., bewteen march & september 2011
an excerpt from the museum’s website:
in 1970, japanese artist on kawara sent a series of telegrams to his dutch gallerist that proclaimed, “i am still alive.” the simplicity of the message, coupled with the austerity of the […]
posted 6 January 2022
untitled, number sixty-two . . .
untitled, number sixty-two . . .
untitled |ˌənˈtītld|
adjective
1 (of a book, composition, or other artistic work) having no name.
2 (of a person) not having a title indicating high social or official rank:
lesser untitled officials.
mio:
matthew’s inanimate objects. watering cans (giesskannen) . . .
the term “watering can” first appeared in 1692, in the diary of keen
cottage […]
posted 4 January 2022
on growth & form . . .
why in nature are growth, proportion, pattern & form related ? . . .
why form, growth, proportion & pattern are important:
on growth and form, by thompson d’arcy wentworth (*1860 †1948)
why form, proportion, pattern, sequence & abstraction are important:
podcast | bbc: leonardo of pisa & the fibonacci sequence . . .
why an […]
posted 1 January 2022
untitled, number sixty-one . . .
untitled, number sixty-one . . .
untitled |ˌənˈtītld|
adjective
1 (of a book, composition, or other artistic work) having no name.
2 (of a person) not having a title indicating high social or official rank:
lesser untitled officials.
mio:
matthew’s inanimate objects.
2021: katrin kalt’s found art objects from packing materials, zürich.
the substantial minor matter exhibit in zurich’s design museum:
die […]
posted 31 December 2021
everyday hero: a variation on a theme . . .
ubiquitous quality factor number 10 •
everyday design hero:
a variation on a theme . . .
“the aspects of things that are most important for us are hidden because of their simplicity & familiarity.”
philosopher ludwig wittgenstein
01) lightness . . .
02) enhancing civility . . .
03) beautility . . […]
posted 13 December 2021
design dialogue with anna & miriam . . .
love is simply the name for the desire and pursuit of the whole . . .
plato, the symposium
anna eckl & miriam kreuzer shared with us insights on their educational experiences at the university of applied science regensburg (undergraduate: industrial design) as well as the hochschule für bildende künste braunschweig (graduate: transformation design), via zoom […]
posted 6 December 2021
lines in space . . .
immersion workshop week, autumn 2021: artist carly brandelius schmitt & designer georg milde’s autumn venue for the iD1 crew. the students work, in conjunction with elements of design | lines in space exercises, that had an analogue as well as digital component. the industrial design program at the oth: the university of applied sciences regensburg’s, […]
posted 2 December 2021
untitled, number fifty-nine . . .
untitled, number fifty-nine . . .
untitled |ˌənˈtītld|
adjective
1 (of a book, composition, or other artistic work) having no name.
2 (of a person) not having a title indicating high social or official rank:
lesser untitled officials.
mio:
matthew’s inanimate objects.
printed matter from, typographic designer & educator, wolfgang weingart.
wolfgang weingart (*february 6,1941 † july 12, 2021)
posted 1 December 2021
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