Otherism
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Otherism is a contemporary design movement founded by Ezri Tarazi and a group of other designers and thinkers in 2005. It is based on a new agenda for style and form that is inclusive to the other in a manner of feeling responsible to the "Other" as an important part of the existence. The idea behind otherism is to include in the aesthetic and the functional aspects of the design which are too ugly or too complex and to abandon the search to order and uniformity as a universal statememt of diversity.
The first time that "Otherism Design" concept was revealed was a design event "DESINGMAI" 2005 in Berlin.
