Design as Art
Bruno Munari, a visionary often called the modern Leonardo da Vinci, challenges the boundary between fine art and everyday utility. In this classic work, he argues that design should be beautiful, functional, and accessible to everyone rather than confined to galleries. By bridging the gap between the artist and the public, Munari shows how thoughtful craftsmanship transforms ordinary items into …
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