Suppression of Individuality in Radiohead's, Fake Plastic Trees

A "fake plastic tree" banning personality with Radiohead's fake plastic tree criticizes how contemporary society can suppress individuality and make people swallow ideal concepts of life I will. Entire songs are intended for humans, regardless of their own mistakes or cruelty of society. According to self-evident criteria, they shaped themselves easily and unconsciously. The result is a shallow, artificial "fake plastic" life of perpetuating itself and destroying its identity.

"Because Radiohead is known for its fearless experimental spirit, it is easy to forget their ability to make remembered songs, the main character of their first album," Hello Rain " It's completely emotional, full of deep reverberation and tears, hoping to sigh, this is another good trick for the indie pop project.If you can not find it so beautifully, popkids You can say that it is too hard for you to settle down if you are a bad person. "

A "fake plastic tree" banning personality with Radiohead's fake plastic tree criticizes how contemporary society can suppress individuality and make people swallow ideal concepts of life I will. Entire songs are intended for humans, regardless of their own mistakes or cruelty of society. According to self-evident criteria, they shaped themselves easily and unconsciously. The result is a shallow, artificial "fake plastic" life of perpetuating itself and destroying its identity.

I just found Katie Holten's "About Trees", and I have never encountered similar things so far. An Irish artist living in New York, Holten devised a wooden shaped font. A is the skeleton outline of the apple tree, B is the beech, and up to Zelkova. The shape of each forest letter is unique. Darwin is thinking in English, for example - trees are made from excerpts from famous passage on trees - and then reprints all on one page with Horten's tree font. Holten changed the text to a forest and the great appeal of her art was to recognize that the tree soon became familiar - like the opening line of Radiohead's "fake plastic wood": In her green plastic watering jug / her fake Chinese rubber factory / fake plastic soil '- and very strange. Her book is the wilderness of prose and poetry, and finally brings us back to the fact that man wants to know.