Alain Le Quernec: a thinking hand

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Alain Le Quernec, a modern Celt, portrays his thinking through graphics, and uses versatile techniques and imageries to create posters that generate political consciousness. He believes that pleasure is to give free rein to one's passion and he works towards providing an unexpected dimension that the client did not ask for.

Works, Quernec, Alain Le

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Catherine Zask: "First the word"

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Typographer and graphic designer, Catherine Zask who likes to explore the leftovers, latent space and search for the unfinished gestures, is attracted by the simple lure of the ink. Even though Zask breaks the lines, splits up the letters and utilizes the word in many ways, her signature style lies in the word Alfabetempo.

United States, Zask, Catherine

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Renzo Piano: the poetics of lightness

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Issues are presented concerning the architectural designs of Renzo Piano who rose to prominence as a result of his design for the Beaubourg, Paris, France. The use of open-plan designs and metallic structures in his buildings are discussed.

Architectural services, Services, Architects, Piano, Renzo

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