This is the introduction of final essay, if you care. about connection with Socialism and Design/.original texts are all Korean so it may seem vague, it's ai translator. quite annoying tone by the way lol
'The Russian Revolution was also, in a sense, a design revolution.'
This is a phrase from the front page of the May issue of the magazine [Monthly Design]. Why was the design developed by the socialist revolution, the Russian Revolution? As soon as I read this sentence, I wondered. It is because capitalism, standing at the opposite point of socialism, that blossomed the development of design.
Earlier, he said that the idea that design development took place in a capitalist society was universal. No matter how socialism caused the 'revolution' (although it is significant at this point), the influence of capitalist society on design, or the influence of the design on capitalist society, cannot be ignored. So, let's only briefly talk about the characteristics of capitalism that made it possible. As the free market developed, the capitalist society became possible to form a market by detailed field, which eventually led to market-consumer-centered art and commercialism. It is also widely accepted that one of the footholds for the explosive growth of the field of managerial and consumer-centered design is the capitalist system.
In summary, free competition and private property based on the unique liberal sentiment of capitalism increased citizens' participation in the market, and when design is combined with this capitalism, its effectiveness and diversity doubled. It is a bonus to have a positive effect on each other.
Let's get back to the point. In fact, the phrase above is followed by a few more short sentences. The following sentences somewhat calmly explain why the socialist revolution also caused the design revolution. However, it feels somewhat unreasonable to find the connection between socialism and design with this.
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In fact, the phrase is a hypothetical letter from an unknown editor, an advertiser, or an author to El Lisztky, one of Russia's masters of modern art and graphic design. El Lisztky has a history of participating in the socialist revolution while witnessing chaotic Russia as a child, and his works during that period actually carry the ideology of socialism. but in fact, his art view, 'Suprematism', had a serious mystical glow such as God and universal truth. Not only does the party feel it, but even now, it seems that Lisztky's group thinks art is something transcendent and separate from material. He must have been a figure of caution. In addition, after Stalin took power at the time, the socialist art style we know (think of North Korean posters and statues) became popular, so Lisztky's art declined without further twists.
The topic I want to explore in this essay is how Lysitsky's theory of art is connected to socialism, and why his art is evaluated as revolutionizing design, and what is the connection with modern design? Also, this movement represented by Lysitsky has a point of connection with Kant's modernity. Can't Russian constructivism explain the point where the concept of reason, something transcendent and universal, is shared with socialism that points to the opposite? I would like to get to the point with this expectation.
1.. (life sucks but still believe in alyosha karamazov)
2. k-musical version of karamazov is quite questionable why would they erase all female characters? their existence held tightly the main concept.🤔 honestly, katya and grusha have more important role in storyline than that alyosha(yes it does) um, maybe financial problems or something. but they shouldn't do that, awful choice
3. waiting for someone to draw ivan and Lise in nasty punk rock party. i'm pretty obsessed with them(maybe kolya will fit into these gang. confused, horny ones)
4. funnies part of tbk was MItya's journey to take 3000rubles, think about it today it was actually dreadful/frustrated one. depicting this event in humorous way, ironically, stress Mitya's tragedy efficiently so i love how dostoevsky turns chaotic events to somekind of fable story. what the fuck is that gold mine😭😭 call the man who named rakitin
I wanted to see LIZZ and Ivan sharing a can of pineapple, while watching the scene where Jesus is tortured in The Passion of the Christ- over and over again😶
i have to archive some of my little drawings that created few years ago, trying to find one that fit in my purpose on blogs but fuck i can't find
maybe someday i can draw kierkegaard(oh god i could spell it) or his fiance or so. honestly there is a drive to create my own version of brothers.K and characters on IDIOT but still struggle to find my style.😶🌫️other's designs were so cool i can give a kiss a million times to their myshkin and smerdyakov (but/who will allow me to kiss them though: l)
and there is a copy of klaus Voormann's abbey road illustration. It was really fun to work, definitely Voormann is one of my favorite graphic designers in 60's🥹🥹 his sketch on people are so cool that makes viewer to feel the atmosphere around them
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