Embroidery experiment 3
Then I conducted the second embroidery experiment, this time I made improvements on the basis of the previous experiment．
This embroidery I want to express is the designer’s lie, because designers often over-package and beautify the facts, which is to deceive consumers, so the embroidery part represents what the designer wants people to see (beautified look). Open the embroidery part, what you see is the cruel reality
The fact is that these are poor children, ragged and scrawny
Embroidery represents the designer’s lie. After the lie is packaged, people can only see what the designer wants people to see.
The designer’s excessive packaging and beautification have turned these scrawny poor children into kings with crowns and fashionistas in suits and leather shoes. This is the designer’s ability to lie, and this is the designer’s road to hell.
So I think
‘A lie will become the truth after repeated many times.’This sentence needs to be broken. The designer cannot use the ambiguous ambiguity to act as the truth to deceive consumers.
Designers cannot walk the road to hell.
My publication is to hope that designers can design completely authentically. If our advertising and design industries are real, not ambiguous, not exaggerated, what will happen?
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