Emmy Fitz
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Neoliberal Corporate Surrealism (1990s)
Neoliberal Corporate Surrealism is an aesthetic that was popular during the first chunk of the '90s. A style adjacent to Global Village Coffeehouse, it was seen in many corporate economic and tech-related magazines from the time, notable for its soft colors and shapes inspired by various art movements from the early 20th century.
This style reminds me of something I saw as a child but I can't quite put my finger on it. A board game, maybe? Maybe my grandparents' old copy of Taboo or Scattergories? Not sure.

Neoliberal Corporate Surrealism is an aesthetic that was popular during the first chunk of the '90s. A style adjacent to Global Village Coffeehouse, it was seen in many corporate economic and tech-related magazines from the time, notable for its soft colors and shapes inspired by various art movements from the early 20th century.




This style reminds me of something I saw as a child but I can't quite put my finger on it. A board game, maybe? Maybe my grandparents' old copy of Taboo or Scattergories? Not sure.