Summary
This project explores the role of graphic design in constructing public image and political narrative. Starting with Donald Trump as a visual and media subject, the poster was developed as an exercise in editorial experimentation through composition, typography, and symbolic elements. The result is a work that interprets themes of power, media exposure, and collective perception, transforming them into a concise and impactful visual language.
Overview
The poster was born from a collection of visual fragments found in urban spaces, subsequently reworked using stencil and sticker techniques. The intervention unfolds as a layered composition, in which heterogeneous materials are assembled to construct a new visual narrative. The result is a poster that conveys a raw and direct language, tied to the street and its immediate communication.
