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7/10/2025, 1:05:56 AM
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No one denies that. Everything that is being manufactured at a large scale, that includes movies, books, music, etc... and sold for profit obviously falls under the definition of "product", but there is a distinction between something that is purely utilitarian, purely designed to waste your time, purely designed to fill elevator silence, and something that has artistic merit to it. You can have chair: mass produced, you can sit on it, fart on it. And chair: funky curved form, designed to evoke certain feelings and tickle the soul.
That's why Corporate Memphis is so disgusting while the previous corporate styles, even the clean and simple old IBM style are aesthetic to look at and evoke certain feelings.
No one denies that. Everything that is being manufactured at a large scale, that includes movies, books, music, etc... and sold for profit obviously falls under the definition of "product", but there is a distinction between something that is purely utilitarian, purely designed to waste your time, purely designed to fill elevator silence, and something that has artistic merit to it. You can have chair: mass produced, you can sit on it, fart on it. And chair: funky curved form, designed to evoke certain feelings and tickle the soul.
That's why Corporate Memphis is so disgusting while the previous corporate styles, even the clean and simple old IBM style are aesthetic to look at and evoke certain feelings.
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