Die Offene Form editorial design Octave One

Octave One

an interview with Bakker and a visual overview of the masterclass that documents the students’ progress

Data has the power to expose truths that some would prefer to keep out of view

is unique: a different tipped-in image graces the cover of each edition

Die Offene Form editorial design Octave OneThe work of designer Karl Clauss Dietel explores the potential of industrial design, which in the GDR period was committed to the ideals of a caring humanist society. Dietels key concepts, like usage patina and the open principle, have lost none of their significance, and the forms geared to the poetic function that he developed in a freelance capacity with Lutz Rudolph for Heliradio, Wartburg and Trabant, Simson Suhl, and Robotron are out standing