School project
Graphic design
Prospero is looking to promote their new play.
La Face Cachée de la Lune (The Hidden Face of the Moon), by Robert Lepage, follows two brothers with opposing ambitions whose relationship is transformed by their mother's death. Set against the backdrop of the 1960s U.S.-Soviet space race, the play explores themes of ambition, failure, and human connection. Through striking visual poetry, the protagonist Philippe moves between the banality of everyday life and the wonder of space, seeking to transcend the limits of earthly existence.
To show the opposite personalities of the two brothers, I decided to make two posters. One light and one dark. The face of the moon we see each day, the light one, and the dark side of the moon, which we never see.
Similarly to the posters, the flyers have two faces, the light one representing the face that wee see each day, being the front of the flyer, the one people will see first. And as they explore the hidden face, the dark blue dominates.
