Last but not least: Small redesign
A Greek designer has modified everyday objects in such a way that they become completely unusable.
A redesign does not necessarily mean improvement. A few months ago, for example, Werbewoche critic Theophil Butz quite rightly complained about the "lousy modernization" of the Käseunion logo ("Der Motz von Butz", 19/2013). You can safely leave beautiful or well-functioning things as they are. Or you can officially move in the wrong direction. Like the designer and architect Katharina Kamprani from Athens. Under the name KK Studios she has modified classic everyday objects in such a way that even looking at them causes headaches. The painstakingly modified chairs, watering cans and plates have now conquered the Internet. Even if it has probably never been so easy not to put a good concept into practice... (hae)
