Design, Culture & Language

Design is basically the planning or originating of anything such as a piece of artwork, a product or a system. What it will look like, what its function will be, who will use it etc.

Culture is characteristics such as customs and/or beliefs of a group of people identified by either there age, there ethnicity or race and much much more.

Language is a way of communicating thoughts, feelings and ideas with others through the use of symbols, signals, gestures or sounds.

These three concepets are related in every aspect of life. The design process for an idea is dictated by the culture it is being made for. Each culture has a language with which it communicates to the world. Therefore when wanting to express ideas to a different culture one would have to design a product or piece of art that speaks in that language of the culture. With out this influence that each of these has on the other there really would be very little differenciation of anything. Everything would be the same, and would really be made or one person, not a large quantity of individuals and their beliefs and personal ideals as well. Design, culture and language interact in every level of production and conception.