- Laissez-faire and the postmodern design story. The visual elements resemble an upside-down hopper. that is sucking up the natural resource of the earth. At the same time the process of labour (symbolically, the red, man-made rectangle in the article and the red, child handprints in the painting) it is transformed into wealth signified the use of gold as a sign.
- There’s little regard for the planet or humanity. This is signified by the three skulls, and the aggressive saw-tooth edge.
- On the left side of the cupboard there’s a black rectangle. This symbolises ignorance. Obviously unconsciousness is an important component that is necessary for extreme of capitalism.
- Blue is the colour of our oceans, sky and planet – the home to our resources, to us and to all life.
- During the second stage of development Laissez-faire revealed its function, as a gun cabinet. Obviously this is in preparation for the peoples revolt against capitalism. However, the acquisition of two AK47’s proved problematic. Consequently the great awakening is underway.
- The number three, 3, has a presence throughout the design and represents aspects of dogma embedded in Western culture.