Antithesis

late Middle English (originally denoting the substitution of one grammatical case for another): from late Latin, from Greek antitithenai ‘set against’, from anti ‘against’ + tithenai ‘to place’. The earliest current sense, denoting a rhetorical or literary device, dates from the early 16th century.

What should become of the things that we discard? As a designer, we should limit the chaos to this already chaotic world. Making/Creating is important but consciously.

How can we know the one without the other ?!

For Mr. Lévi-Strauss, every culture’s mythology was built around oppositions: hot and cold, raw and cooked, animal and human. And it is through these opposing “binary” concepts, he said, that humanity makes sense of the world.

To convey my concept, I am using Antithesis to juxtapose the mass produced waste with craftmanship, a mere literally device !!

meditate for a while on this empty page