Choi Beom: Design and Humanistic Imagination

A design critic has been published this year in the seventh design review of the best man in his 32s. Websmen, published by the Cultural Stadium miners from 2017 to 2019, and written on 360 degrees in human form, tied together the essays that were published in daily newspapers and in many other media. The most popular and free-minded of the collections that have been published, the book understands design through the lens of humanities. Once the expression ‘ meeting of humanities ’ became popular. But even when such a trend is in the future, books that combine design and humanities are still not available. That's how much I point out that there was no clear relationship between the two disciplines at the time. But it's actually very much related to the tendency that design is recognized only as a consumer or a catalyst for capitalism. So in this book, the author looks at design with a large, four-fold view of culture, society, history and ethics, and develops humanist reasons for design. Also, the more diverse the boards are than the previous comments, the richer the reader’s reading and the deeper the cover background and the harmony of the silver graphics with the dark and dark colors that remind him of his sharp, three-dimensional gaze.

Korean title: 디자인과 인문학적 상상력

Korean author: 최범

Korean publisher: 안그라픽스

ISBN-13: 9791168230460