Balancing sophistication and originality | |
This week's feature, From the Hermetic Towards the Interested - Part 2, recalls how in Slovakia during the mid-90s, the scope of design was limited both by technical possibilities and by the designers themselves who aspired to achieve a certain level of sophistication and perfection in their work. Taking this into consideration, does good design have to conform to a sophisticated set of standards or do complexities, randomness and imperfections of manual work actually add value to a designer's work? | |
Good design must achieve a high level of sophistication. There is very little room for complexities, randomness and imperfections of manual work. | |
16.67% | |
How complexities, randomness and the imperfections of manual work are balanced show a designer's originality and therefore increase the their work's value and relevance. | |
83.33% | |
Total Votes: 12 | |
