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Poster: Der Unbekannte Klang

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Design Objects № 162

Der Unbekannte Klang

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A 1962 exhibition poster for an experimental porcelain speaker object by Zeitlos, a fictional West German ceramics and audio collective. The sculptural form—organic, biomorphic, vaguely anthropomorphic—suggests mid-century modernism's collision with sonics research. Branded by Keramik-Audio, a phantom manufacturer of the post-war avant-garde. Collectors of speculative design history and the intersection of form and function.

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Section
Design Objects
Style
Modernist product advertisement, sans-serif typography
Mood
austere, functionalist, vaguely uncanny
Palette
cream, slate blue, black

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porcelainspeaker1962german designzeitloskeramik-audiomodernismsculptural formwhitebiomorphicpostwaraudio artindustrial design

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