Postmodernism: an innovative modeling technology that abandons the traditional logical thinking mode

Postmodernism is a kind of rebellious psychology against modernism pure rationality, which emphasizes the continuity of architecture and interior design, but abandons the traditional logical thinking mode. This paper will discuss the characteristics and styles of post-modernism to help readers better understand this design idea.

Continuity and innovation

Postmodernism emphasizes the continuity of architecture and interior design, but abandons the traditional logical thinking mode. It explores and innovates modelling technique, pays attention to human feelings, often uses exaggerated, deformed, columnar and fractured arches in interior design, skillfully combines classical components with modern techniques, and creates unique architecture and indoor environment.

Artistic sense and diversity

Postmodern style is not only a visual experience, but also a design concept. It criticizes modernism, integrates elements of European classicism in decoration, and makes materials more diversified. Representative figures such as P Johnson, R Venturi and M Graves have made outstanding contributions to the development of postmodern style.

Abstraction and anti-tradition

Postmodernism is more abstract and artistic than modernism. In anti-tradition, postmodernism pushed rebellion to the extreme, denying the old tradition and abandoning the new norms of modernism. The world in the eyes of modernists is a whole with central significance and structure; Postmodernism, on the other hand, regards the world as fragments, denies the existence of center and structure, and makes various components in the works decompose and subvert each other.

Differences in decoration styles

When you really see the decorated room, you may not see the difference in style, but you can tell at a glance whether it is a modern decoration style or a post-modern decoration style. Because the difference between the two is very obvious.