Cone Wars: A Surreal Journey Into Traffic Cones MilanDesignWeek Martin Azambuja

Martin Azambuja

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Cone Wars: A Surreal Journey Into Traffic Cones MilanDesignWeek Martin AzambujaWho would have thought that a simple cone shaped marker could have such a rich and mysterious history? In the late 1930s, a lengthy legal battle occurred over the ownership of the traffic cone. Surprisingly, neither side won because the jury believed that cone shaped markers already existed before. So, what kinds of cone shaped artifacts existed before, and why? Halfway between an art project and a visual essay, this book delves into the history of