This to me has a certain Dada feel about it. Its' deliberate obscurity is fascinating and the repositioning of the art itself feels like a very Dadaist thing to do. There's a lot about this that I appreciate because the person who wrote this makes a very good point written in the smaller print and I do really like the way this design is laid out. But I also like art in almost all its various forms (few exceptions may apply) and this seems like a deliberate B***h slap right in the face of art in general. The function of the design seems to voice the designer viewpoint on the art vs. design argument. Me personally I appreciate both design and art. They both have their place and to shun one and only acknowledge the other in my opinion limits ones creative horizon.
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