Max Huber began his career in the Avant-garde environment.
At 21 he went to Milan to the centre of the avant-garde art manifesto. Huber
saw Milan as the melting pot for illustration, painting, photography and
printing; where he was able to exchange ideas with people his own age and other
intellectuals of the design world. After the second world war Huber worked as a
freelance designer with the belief design had the capacity to restore human
values. He balanced his clients needs with his own need to experiment. This
lead to many revolutionary designs of mixed unframed flat photographic and typographic
elements. He was not influenced by fashion but his own basic ideas.
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