Post modernism has a wide range of fields that include art, architecture, literature, philosophy, and cultural theory. It is characterised by a rejection of narratives, a skepticism towards absolute truths, and it has a focus on the subjectivity of experience.
Postmodernism is most often seen as the reaction to modernism, a cultural and intellectual movement that had preceded it. The relationship between the two movements is quite complex, with some people considering postmodernism as a continuation or evolution of ideas from the modernist era and others viewing it as a break from modernist principles.
Jamie Reid is a British artist and a graphic designer who is best known for his work with the rock band throughout the 1970’s the Sex Pistols. His distinctive approach to graphic design played a big role in defining the aesthetic of punk rock. His most iconic work was the Sex Pistols' album covers, posters, and all types of promotional materials.
Vaughan Oliver was a highly influential British graphic designer who was best known for his distinctive and innovative work in the field of album cover design. Particularly during the 1980s and 1990s. He played a significant role in shaping the visual identity of the influential independent record label 4AD. His designs are considered not just covers for music but visual expressions that enhance the overall artistic experience of an album.
Rosmarie Tissi was a Swiss graphic designer and also an educator known for her significant contributions to the field of graphic design. She has had a prolific career that spans several decades. She has been a key figure in the Swiss design scene and has played a huge role in shaping the international graphic design landscape. Her impact on graphic design is significant, and her work reflects a balance between the Swiss design principles and the freedom to explore new possibilities within the discipline.
