Uncorporate Indentity

Résumé : Uncorporate Identity engages design and architecture in the context of geopolitical crisis. The book drafts a new kind of political arena -- one where the symbols of central power (monarchy and state) thrive on the dynamics of information networks and their transformative political effects, and vice versa. Bridging between graphics, architecture, branding and research, 'Uncorporate Identity' defies easy categorization as a design monograph. Organized as a sequence of five chapters, each comprising case studies, notes and essays, it explores, visually and textually, the paradoxes of identity in a networked world.