Dorothy, a U.K.-based creative collective, has launched their 'Inside Information' series, reimagining cultural icons through intricate cutaway diagrams that celebrate information and its connections to society. This artistic approach not only showcases the mechanical inner workings but also delves into the cultural landscapes surrounding objects like boomboxes and synthesizers, highlighting the figures and events that have influenced music and technology. The series pays homage to a centuries-old illustration technique while offering contemporary reflections on community and history behind everyday items.
Dorothy's 'Inside Information' series blends architectural rendering with cultural critique, creating complex cutaway diagrams that reveal rich stories and histories behind everyday icons.
By transforming iconic cultural objects into layered narratives, Dorothy offers a nostalgic yet analytical exploration of the communities that shaped music and technology.
The art of cutaway diagrams, dating back to the 15th century, serves as a foundation for Dorothy's innovative reinterpretation, merging mechanical understanding with imaginative storytelling.
In their latest series, Dorothy showcases the intricate inner worlds of objects, populated not just by gears but by figures and moments that shaped cultural history.
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