| Summary: | This book by Omar Alonso García Martínez explores the foundational concepts of design, drawing on the works of Wassily Kandinsky and Wucius Wong. It delves into the principles of design, such as form, balance, and composition, and examines the 'pathology of design' through the lens of medicine, considering design disorders as visual addictions. Aimed at design students and professionals, the book emphasizes the intersection of visual culture and artistic creation, encouraging a deeper understanding of the creative process. It serves as both an educational resource and a philosophical exploration of design as a discipline.
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