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Typographic composition, 1921

Lajos Kassak 

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"I walked out and thought for a time I could see no defense, and I thought for a while you were me, we were wrong, in our time, always down, out of line.

I relaxed from the days filled with bloodsport in vain, and returned with the knowledge that we’re two the same, two in Hell, two set free, too alike, you to me.

And we watched everything pass us by in due course, always tied by a mutual feeling that lost, we were two, two in hell, two set free, known too well.

In the back of my mind, all I feel is mistrust, in the back of my mind, all I see is the dirt, segregation of thoughts, ideals turning to dust.

Where some houses once stood, stands a man with a gun, in some neighbourhood, a father hangs up his son, in the back of my mind.” -Some poetry or lyrics by Ian Curtis, 1978. (source)

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László Moholy-Nagy 6 Constructions Lithographie / Lithograph 29.3 x 25 cm (calque / each) 1923

(plus de / more by Lászlo Moholy-Nagy)

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Josef Albers, Linear construction, 1936

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Drawing With Plane - Rick Froberg

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the dream

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Joseph Albers: Despite Straight Lines (An Analysis of his graphic constructions by François Bucher, captions by Joseph Albers), Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 1961

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<3

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'Idol'

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little comic I did

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Reef, Lemons, and Nurse. Downunder the Sea 

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Drawings, Paul Chiappe

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moutchy

Stacked