The project is about pushing the traditional knowledge of the poster as it is to something more experimental and more connected to the art itself. Each of the posters has its unique story/topic they cover but the main goal of this project was to tell an entirely visual story instead of a story traditionally told through combining image and text. The goal was to completely remove typographic elements from the narrative.
 
Four hundred posters are split into four main categories depending on the color (red, blue, yellow, black) and the general topic they cover. When split into main categories, some posters are split into smaller series.
 
Although they are missing some elements of traditional posters, they still send messages and tell stories as they were initially intended to. In the end, it's all about the viewer and the connection they establish while looking at the poster. The stories are not necessarily preconceived and there is a certain freedom that each viewer has in interpreting what they see, feel and take from each poster.

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The project was exhibited in several museums in Croatia and Romania. Some pieces have become a part of the Covasna County Cultural Center collection and were published in an artist book Volumes of Darkness (Bruxelles) and several Semioculus (Estonia) art zines.

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*** If you are interested in purchasing any of the posters feel free to reach out at: nikolamiselp@gmail.com