Commercial messages have become so ubiquitous we often tend to relegate them to the background or zone them out completely. To illustrate this, architect and urban researcher Pasi Kolhonen takes city scenes and blanks out the non-advertising content, revealing just the logo-plastered splendor of our everyday surroundings.
6.29.2006
Cacophonous consumption.
Commercial messages have become so ubiquitous we often tend to relegate them to the background or zone them out completely. To illustrate this, architect and urban researcher Pasi Kolhonen takes city scenes and blanks out the non-advertising content, revealing just the logo-plastered splendor of our everyday surroundings.
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Matt Siber does the opposite: http://www.petermillergallery.com/work.php?id=22_0_2_0
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