Barbara “Bobbie” Stauffacher Solomon (born 1928) is an American landscape architect and graphic designer.

Barbara’s artworks are like the exaggerated logo-designs are violently put on the architectures for the decoration and function. Thus, her works are always strong in the first visual impression to let the audience feel a sense of design. This is very different from some of the artists who silently hide their idea in the environment, for example, some of the Japanese artists would consider more on something like the connection between the point of nature sight and the level of the sea outside.

Barbara likes to use the power of design to attract people and direct them to clearly appreciate her works. She would like to use anything geometric to build her creation including the Type, Shapes, Visual errors or habits, etc. Those elements caused her designs are like a huge man writing and painting on those walls.

Absolutely, she is also connecting her design with the environment, but this kind of connection is an exclamatory one but totally different from the silent-artists. Her arts are just like a loud radio that always playing some pop music around, it is very dynamic.

Indeed, I like her style very much. I am always not a silent person and I always like to speak up for myself. Especially for the art creation, because it will be a shame for me if what I created did not make any attention. I like how Barbara expresses herself, and her style is very close to the younger’s aesthetics today. Showing the innermost passion and emotion at the front but not showing the hided consideration at the front, because this kind of arts will make the artist feel easier and be better to create what resonates people’s hearts.