Alessio Nardi

Alessio Nardi – Labels

Alessio Nardi - Labels
My poster for Ten Images For Ithaca competition has been shortlisted between more than 7000 entries.

“Labelling means naming.
It is human instinct to group things with what they are most similar and name them as a whole.
We live in a world filled with labels antagonising each other to win our preference.
There are labels associated with consumer products and fashion.
People voluntarily label themselves in order to have a sense of belonging to a group, but there also labels that people use to categorize others stemming from feelings of racism and xenophobia,
political and religious discrimination, etc.
What is the role of these labels in your life?
How can a label describe the world you live in?
Can a label give the infinite set of experiences, beliefs and desires that summarise each human being? ”

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Fingers crossed now.

Published on June 13, 2010 4:15 pm.
Filed under: Graphics, My works Tags: Poster

2 Comments

Car Radio Wire says:

June 14, 2010 at 1:40 pm

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Traditional Chinese Herbs says:

June 20, 2010 at 8:58 am

nice share, good article, very usefull for me…thanks

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