Strange Attractors: reinventing the graphic vernacular
Written by Patricia Boman, Published on October 10, 2006.
An Excerpt:
"Based in The Hague, the Netherlands, the international design firm 'Strange Attractors' was founded five years ago by Ryan Pescatore Frisk and Catelijne van Middelkoop. Their work reflects their keen interest in the intertwining of culture, media, context, experience, and history. While they take a highly experimental approach to each of their wide-ranging design projects, their custom designed type and typography are hallmarks of their work. Through lectures and workshops they encourage designers and design students to see, value, and reinvent the vernacular around them—rather than capitulating to a generic globalist
design approach."
An Excerpt:
"Based in The Hague, the Netherlands, the international design firm 'Strange Attractors' was founded five years ago by Ryan Pescatore Frisk and Catelijne van Middelkoop. Their work reflects their keen interest in the intertwining of culture, media, context, experience, and history. While they take a highly experimental approach to each of their wide-ranging design projects, their custom designed type and typography are hallmarks of their work. Through lectures and workshops they encourage designers and design students to see, value, and reinvent the vernacular around them—rather than capitulating to a generic globalist
design approach."
Labels: Design, Graphic-Design, Professional-Associations, Typography
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