In describing dramatic space as "psycho-plastic," which "scenographer" (Europe's most celebrated in the 20th century) said "The goal of a designer can no longer be a description of a copy of actuality, but the creation of its multidimensional model?"

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Nolan Mccann

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1 October, 20:27

In describing dramatic space as "psycho-plastic," which "scenographer" (Europe's most celebrated in the 20th century) said "The goal of a designer can no longer be a description of a copy of actuality, but the creation of its multidimensional model?"

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Nathanial Carrillo · Answer 1

Joseph Svoboda

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Joseph Svoboda was the "scenographer" that said, "The goal of a designer can no longer be a description of a copy of actuality, but the creation of its multidimensional model." Joseph Svoboda was born in Czechoslovakia, now the Czech Republic. He was a talented and awarded scenographer. He created special scenographic lights which are called after him. He also used the Magic Lantern which was a combination of an actors performance with the projection of a film.