This collection brings together my early explorations and final poster designs for a multi-concert series focused on memory, conflict, transformation, and human experience. Each poster interprets the emotional tone of its program through highly considered typography, color, and image treatment.

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The series relies on symbolic visual storytelling: stark black-and-white imagery paired with deep red overlays to evoke memory, grief, and intensity; tilted type and fractured layouts to echo disorientation, transition, or the act of remembering; and bold, contemporary compositions that bring classical music into a modern visual language.

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Every poster aligns its formal decisions—scale, contrast, motion, and typographic pacing—with the thematic core of the musical work it represents, creating a unified visual identity across diverse programs.

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The early concepts explore multiple directions: abstract distortion, typographic experimentation, and atmospheric imagery. The final pieces refine these ideas into clear, emotional communications that capture the gravity of the pieces performed, while maintaining strong hierarchy and readability for real-world use.