“In 2021, a series of group dialogues with Adam Feldmeth through his amazing project Southland Institute in Los Angeles led me to re-imagine the set of pictograms designed by the mythic Joseph Muller Brockmann (1914-1996) for the Swiss Rail System in 1980.”
“I kept thinking about how a system designed to influence behavior and keep punctuality in motion more than 40 years ago could be “derailed” and turned into a humorous language reflecting contemporary issues, paranoias and insecurities. A twilight zone meets modernist design kind of thing. This book presents 24 anti-grams that invite you to escape from reality, unleash your darkest side and understand how the signage and urban environments shaping our lives are always one word or symbol away from, perhaps, turning the world upside down. A fragile ecosystem always ready to break and crash at full speed.” -Jaime Nuñez del Arco
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