There are many more kinds of people in the world than only two. I say this before going on to label or classify these illustrations that divide the planet into two types of people. Of Real Madrid or Barcelona, left or right, and more examples that you will find below as those Android fans or those of Apple.
The world is full of those divisions to find us a user who prefers a Kindle to another who prefers his newly purchased book. We can also pass this on to design with some users who prefer their Mac while others go to a PC with 32GB of RAM and I don't know how many cores in the processor. This series of illustrations puts us in front of two types of people, so let's move on.
As in a play, where there are two opposing forces, force A and force B, conflict arises from them to attract attention of the public as it happens with these illustrations that put us before two very different types of people.
A great concept in itself for show the differences between a person that does not leave a piece of that pizza, while the other does not like the bread on the side to leave it without major worries.
El light or dark side of force, the way to put the mayonnaise in the hamburger or simply how to place the roll of paper in the bathroom are some of the examples used by this illustrator named Rocha and who already last year launched another very similar series for differentiate the two types of people.
While I don't like to label people, since we are more than this, the world is heading to be from one side or the other, so it is a very ingenious and fun series to have a laugh that is what it is about.
Very interesting what you propose. In my view there is something called "common sense" and concepts of Beauty and Ugliness, and so on. that serve to understand us, a little, at least. When each one wants the planet to be "the way I want it," comes the chaos that we are already seeing ... Nature has been the first to rebel: we are being "forced", sooner rather than later, to "recycle" (by putting a example). Too much globalization and relativism contradict each other and it is leading us to a tower of Babel that our great-grandchildren (perhaps grandchildren) will experience. The idea is to be free as long as you don't bother "or try to upset others." That could also be called "good manners", "respect" and so on. As long as we are "finite" human beings (destined for a time), we cannot do what we want: not respect the red lights, jump from the 10th floor (except for a suicide), eat a roast horse, etc. The world did not start in the XNUMXst century, it is the consequence of thousands before.
I studied art and I am still happy in the same all my life. I hate art just for the sake of business and the individualism that goes with it.
"Forgive the length of my comments but I did not have time to make it more summarized" hahaha.
Atte. MRF
Thanks for writing! What I don't like are labels, but we live in a consumer society where everything is labeled. And that's where we come in.
It is the first thing people do when they meet a stranger, label him to calm down because that way they don't miss who he is and where he is going.
Regards!