Square, Circle, Triangle DROOKER les parents n’ont pas encore

les parents n’ont pas encore dit leur dernier mot

avait retenu toute l'attention d'Andy Warhol : « C'est incroyable

le présent ouvrage interroge la pratique du design sous l’angle de la réflexion

In an essay bridging the Republic of Venice and the twenty-first century

Square, Circle, Triangle DROOKER les parents n’ont pas encoreIn the early 1960s, Italian designer Bruno Munari published a series of visual case studies dedicated to fundamental geometric forms: Circle, Square, and, a decade later, Triangle. Drawing on examples from ancient Greece and Egypt as well as works by Buckminster Fuller, Le Corbusier, and Alvar Aalto, Munari explores the symbolic and functional qualities of these shapes. The circle evokes the divine, the square suggests safety and enclosure, and the