deconstructivist typographical journal

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Blain Cheetham

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6. Introduction8. History12. Theoretical Context14. Experimentation52. Final Font53. Conclusion

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Deconstructivism.To understand this I will be looking into it’s history and it’s key artists both original and contemporary; with this research I will then begin to experiment with inks to achieve a typographical font that achieves a

look of what I will consider to be Deconstructivist.

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Deconstructivism started in the late 1980s as a development of Post Modern architecture. The ideas behind the Deconstructivism art can be traced back to the French Philosopher, Jacques Derrida as well it taking inspiration from the Russian Constructivism.

A huge event during the movement

Jacques DerridaPeter EisenmanBernard TschumiFrank GehryDaniel LibeskindRem KoolhaasZaha HadidCoop wHimmelblau and Gorden Matta-Clark.

Jacques DerridaPeter EisenmanBernard TschumiFrank GehryDaniel LibeskindRem KoolhaasZaha HadidCoop wHimmelblau and Gorden Matta-Clark.

Jacques DerridaPeter EisenmanBernard TschumiFrank GehryDaniel LibeskindRem KoolhaasZaha HadidCoop wHimmelblau and Gorden Matta-Clark.

Jacques DerridaPeter EisenmanBernard TschumiFrank GehryDaniel LibeskindRem KoolhaasZaha HadidCoop wHimmelblau and Gorden Matta-Clark.

Jacques DerridaPeter EisenmanBernard TschumiFrank GehryDaniel LibeskindRem KoolhaasZaha HadidCoop wHimmelblau and Gorden Matta-Clark.

Jacques DerridaPeter EisenmanBernard TschumiFrank GehryDaniel LibeskindRem KoolhaasZaha HadidCoop wHimmelblau and Gorden Matta-Clark.