Untitled
2012
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
2012
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
Dominant colour
Untitled is a 2012 ink by Occupy Design, held at Museum of Modern Art.
This image shows eight simple hand signals split into two groups: "Speaking" and "Feeling." Each hand pose is inside a blue circle with black outlines. The "Speaking" group has four signals—like a flat hand for "Want to Talk" and a fist with fingers spread for "Point of Order." The "Feeling" group also has four, like two fists crossed for "Block" or a raised fist for "Oppose." The design is clean and easy to read, meant to help groups communicate without words. The black-and-white style keeps it clear, and the labels are short and direct. This kind of visual guide is useful in places where talking might not be possible or safe. If you like this style, look up The Museum of Modern Art for more modern art that focuses on clear communication.
Occupy Design’s work comes from the Occupy Wall Street movement in 2011. Their Untitled screenprint from 2012 is one of thirty-one in a portfolio. Simple black-and-white graphics shout slogans like “We are the 99%.” The…
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