Form follows emotion - Isabella De Cuppis
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This document provides an overview of design concepts and examples through history. It discusses how ideology, social values, and technology shape design outcomes. Examples shown include calculating machines from the 1940s, typewriters from the 1970s, and modern devices like the OP-1 music production tool. The document emphasizes that the most meaningful designs authentically express the values of their time and that the quality of a civilization's designs reflects the quality of the civilization itself.
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Form follows emotion - Isabella De Cuppis
- 1. WEY WEY WEB 2023 Form follows emotion
- 2. DESIGN DIRECTOR & TEACHER Hello, I’m Isabella! INSTITUTO TRAMONTANA
- 5. Anna G. Corkscrew · Alessandro Mendini (1994)
- 8. iOS 7 iOS 6
- 30. Campari Soda Bottle · Fortunato Depero (1932)
- 33. Colossus Mark II computer · operated by Dorothy Du Boisson on the left and Elsie Booker on the right (1943)
- 34. © Photo Docubyte Olivetti Elea 9003 · Ettore Sottsass (1957)
- 35. Divisumma 24 · Marcello Nizzoli & Natale Cappellaro (1971)
- 36. Divisumma 24 · Marcello Nizzoli & Natale Cappellaro (1971)
- 37. © Photo Mass Made Soul Divisumma 18 · Mario Bellini (1973)
- 38. Divisumma 18 · Mario Bellini (1973)
- 41. © Photo Mass Made Soul
- 42. OP-1 · Teenage Engineering
- 43. OP-1 · Teenage Engineering
- 44. Design by Jatin Lathija
- 45. Apple Watch by Mais Tazagulov
- 47. Social values shape design
- 51. ©Photo credit Máximo Gavete
- 52. HybridBlock Wires by Andrei Bacter
- 53. There’s no timeless design as the one that truly expresses its values and beliefs.
- 56. "Design relates to the cultural condition of an epoch, of the period, of the world. The modern world is defined by its design condition. Modern civilization is one that is made by man, and therefore designed. The quality of the designs is the quality of the world." THE WORLD AS DESIGN — OTL AICHER
- 57. "Design relates to the cultural condition of an epoch, of the period, of the world. The modern world is defined by its design condition. Modern civilization is one that is made by man, and therefore designed. The quality of the designs is the quality of the world." The quality of the designs is the quality of the world." THE WORLD AS DESIGN — OTL AICHER
- 58. Thank you! LET’S STAY IN TOUCH! @ISADC_