Figma CEO Dylan Field pointed to Rivian’s R3 vs. Tesla’s Cybertruck as an example of “solarpunk” natural designs taking over.
Cyberpunk design has been all the rage for several years now — this very website was once awash in neon colors and hard edges, you might recall — but Figma CEO Dylan Field says he sees glimmers of optimism taking over. “I think that we were really futurist, really cyberpunk for a while,” the founder of the popular design tool company told the crowd at a live taping of Decoder at SXSW when asked to compare the Cybertruck with the just-announced Rivian R3.
” Solarpunk has been around for a few years now — long enough that the conservative American Enterprise Institute wrote an entire blog post about how it’s a dangerous liberal fantasy somehow tied to AOC! — and it usually looks like Tears of the Kingdom fan art. Think abundant energy, organic shapes, greenery embedded into architecture. Think... Emma Watson posting about hopeful futures to her Instagram in 2021: “Cyberpunk is dystopia — everything’s metal and concrete and low poly.
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