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INC · 19 November 2024, 02:01 AM

I have just found this article:

https://deployant.com/gphg-2024-comm...f-the-winners/

and I find this very interesting.

At first, I wrote more as a joke that the Cubitus could be a typical cubist work of art, but now that I think about it more, after looking at the IWC and the Kollokium a feeling arose in me: is it possible that this means that the trend will change soon?

For me, based on this article, it seems that the trendy design will go backwards from the "retro" 60s-70s to the 20s-30s Bauhaus/Brutalist/Cubist era. And if so, then Cubitus may not be a mistake, but a design "ahead of its time".

What do you think about it?

19 November 2024, 02:01 AM	#1
INC 2024 SubLV41 Pledge Member Join Date: Jul 2022 Location: Budapest, HU Watch: 17000B, B+W Posts: 2,334	Brutalism/Bauhaus is back? I have just found this article: https://deployant.com/gphg-2024-comm...f-the-winners/ and I find this very interesting. At first, I wrote more as a joke that the Cubitus could be a typical cubist work of art, but now that I think about it more, after looking at the IWC and the Kollokium a feeling arose in me: is it possible that this means that the trend will change soon? For me, based on this article, it seems that the trendy design will go backwards from the "retro" 60s-70s to the 20s-30s Bauhaus/Brutalist/Cubist era. And if so, then Cubitus may not be a mistake, but a design "ahead of its time". What do you think about it?

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