#unmodern

[upknorth]

Unmodern accommodations. 

Fall cabin by @forestbound via @upknorth

[unmodernperson]

Голуби

Воспоминания

https://unmodern.ru/pigeons/

[defacingproperty]

I meet alot of cool people that show love and support. Thank you @bbylxy and @ Follow #thankyou #love #support #follow #unmodern #santafesprings #DefacingProperty (at UNMODERN INDUSTRIES)

[frydizzle]

Tonight !!! @susbrina 's birthday batch!! Ft. Drunk skating ! And @cooolghoul 's show!! Both in the springs!!! Come the fuck thru!! 🔥🎉🎶🎈🍻🔥👊 #music #jamz #santafesprings #birthday #grad #hangz #goodvibes #unmodern #summer #cali

[postmodernismslecture]

Postmodernisms. Lecture 3.

Post-modernism first appeared in 1949, an approach after modernism. The movement was an unstable mix of the theatrical and theoretical, post-modernism was visually thrilling and exciting multifaceted style that was enriched with bright ludicrous colours. A freedom if you must, in art and design it brought a new self-awareness about the style itself. Vivid colour, theatricality and exaggeration, everything was a style statement. Not only was it a huge step in style it was a big transition in architecture, buildings were non-functional and torn down to be replaced. The ultimate goal was to be clean and functional but with outrageous style. A rethink of modernism a progression of time, size, function and colour. Post-modernism was the umbrella term for rethinking a movement. Artist and designers began to explore the decades to produce work with multiple styles from history, Paula Scher was one of those artists. She began in the late 70s with a focus on type with the use of historical design to make visual and emotional impact that would appeal to a contemporary audience. She obtained the label of Postmodern graphic designer and created works that became about “borrowed style” as she experimented with early modernism typography. A combination of directional angles, bold, bright and instantly recognizable. Influences on change and exploration the movement was a acceleration of the way we think of design, instead of a straight direction it became more flexible and explored multiple styles and techniques. Postmodernists typically have a lot stronger belief in the concept of the finished product, rather than the product itself.

[socks-studio]

The Overturn of the Traditional Model in Two Houses by Kazuo Shinohara and Kengo Kuma

http://socks-studio.com/2015/03/29/the-overturn-of-the-traditional-model-in-two-houses-by-kazuo-shinohara-and-kengo-kuma/

‘Chise‘ (‘house‘) was the traditional housing style of the Ainu, indigenous people of Japan and Sakhalin Russia. As a “house of grass” and “house of the earth”, its roof and walls were covered with sedge or bamboo grass to provide insulation and it ...

Read more on: http://socks-studio.com/2015/03/29/the-overturn-of-the-traditional-model-in-two-houses-by-kazuo-shinohara-and-kengo-kuma/

House, Japan, unmodern, vernacular, Architecture, Artificial Microclimates, Culture, Interior Landscapes, Technology

[randombeats]

This is a BIG DAY! SkyBlew (@skyblewmusic)'s new album, "SkyBlew's UNModern Life," is dropping TODAY! It's the first RandomBeats Music release other than my own. It's lovely, it's honest, and most importantly, it's DOPE! Go support that at https://random.bandcamp.com/album/skyblews-unmodern-life Hashtag #UNModern when you grab it! #randombeats #nick #90s

[verloren-in-deinem-herzen]