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Designers are torn between having to believe, for professional and vocational reasons, in the modern promise of a harmonic, fluid orderliness and being caught in an absurd, glitchy reality. They are the ideal you're off a hyper-modern subjectivity — disillusioned evangelists who are losing faith. | |||
Designers aren't ideal they are real. |
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Designers are torn between having to believe, for professional and vocational reasons, in the modern promise of a harmonic, fluid orderliness and being caught in an absurd, glitchy reality. They are the ideal you're off a hyper-modern subjectivity — disillusioned evangelists who are losing faith.
Designers aren't ideal they are real.