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Inspired by Japan culture, they began to use oriental, simple forms, the white
spaces in their works as well as they started to assimilate new approach in
the problem of perspective, free composition, asymmetry and bright colour.
In contrast to Arts And Crafts, Art Nouveau began to use media technology to
mass production. Representatives of this trend, having been fascinated by
new technologies, began to use new materials, construction and techniques
methods.
Art Nouveau (1880-1910)
Art Nouveau (1880-1910)
Style highlights:
• curved lines and organic shapes,
• winding, non-geometrical, rough edges
• asymmetry,
• colours: mostly bright, delicate, such as white
or lilac,
• inspiration of Japan culture.
Modernism (1880-1940)
Modernism is the trend in avant-garde art, design and
architecture. The main objective of this trend was to
strive for originality, innovations, thereby rejecting the
tradition and false rationalism.
The art presented by artists of the Bauhaus expressed the simplicity in the
form, was using repetition of elements and textures. They were using
straight, regular lines.
Design respected the product user and the form followed the
function. This style emanated the sensitivity, the harmonious
and the lack of sharp edges.
Many walls are curved, some waving, others are simply broken.
As a result, buildings are characterized by a stimulating
unpredictability and controlled chaos. Architects rejected
ornamentations, while interesting form was for them some kind
of decoration.
Deconstruktivism (1988-)
Deconstruktivism (1988-)
Style highlights:
• using broken, shredded forms,
• multi-layered structures, twisted geometries,
• rejecting the decoration,
• multilayered fonts and images imposing
different interpretations.