For me, the art of creating a poster is unparalleled. Posters are the perfect canvases — you can design them vertically or horizontally, and either way, they help communicate emotions effectively. In my experience, these emotions often carry a subtle twist. A good poster always includes a detail or element that’s not immediately obvious but reveals itself upon closer inspection.
Framed Dust was more than just a movie poster, it marked my first participation in an art exhibition. The theme, “Innovation and Vision”, inspired me to highlight the importance of negative and positive space. Creating this piece required a great deal of technique and precision, but in the end, the poster became a reflection of myself and my artistic expression in that exhibition.
You can read about the full exhibition here:
Watch the exhibition here:👇🏽
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PavwNlmZnE8
This poster was a challenge for me because it’s difficult to take a play or movie of this caliber and create something fresh when so much has already been done. I needed to design something new, something unique, but, of course, with a twist. I invite you all to discover the twist. Here’s a tip: keep an eye on the rose.