EXPERIMENT DESIGN
[MORE CREATIVITY THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN WORK
CASE STUDIES FROM PRACTICE AND TRAINING]
Igildo G. Biesele
Igildo Biesele: EXPERIMENT DESIGN [MORE CREATIVITY THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN WORK -- CASE STUDIES FROM PRACTICE AND TRAINING]. Zurich: ABC Verlag, 1986. First edition. Text in English, German and French. Square quarto. White cloth stamped in black. Printed dust jacket. 180 pp. Approximately 400 illustrations, most in color. Dust jacket lightly sunned. Remainder mark to textblock fore edge. Interior unmarked and very clean. Out-of-print. A nearly fine copy in a nearly fine dust jacket.
10.25 x 10 hard cover book with 180 pages and approx. 400 illustrations, most in color. From the Foreword: ". . . Art, science and technology should be regarded as stimuli of equal status in the development of society and economic life. The experiments of design work should be recognized as equal in value to the experiments of exact science, even though they do not use the methodology of the natural sciences."
- I have divided the subject in three areas: Surfaces, Bodies and Space. Subordinate to these concepts and overlapping them are the terms Sign, Color, Structure, Time, Movement, Light and Air.
Artists, designers and architects include Igildo Biesele, Dadi Wirz, Carolyn White, Rosmarie Tissi, Paolo Garazini, Eugen Roth, Harold Pattek, Carlo Nangeroni, Augusto Garou, Gerard Ifert, Studio 65, Ruth Francken, Pas, d'Urbino and Lomazzi, Attilio Marcoli, Max Schmid, Tom Ockerse, Gottfried Jager, Enrique Fontanilles, Dieter Jung and Fritz Abt among others.