To create this poster, I drew inspiration from one of the movement's iconic works. I meticulously traced its details on Illustrator to capture its finesse and graphic richness. I combined two complementary typographies: Varna, to highlight the name of the movement with character and uniqueness, and Paris2024, more sober and readable, for the practical information related to the exhibition.

The main focus of this visual remained the highlighting of the vase, an iconic piece, which I sought to further anchor in the space thanks to the addition of a shadow and a textured background. This background is directly inspired by the recurring motifs in Ar Seiz Breur creations: spirals, ermines, saw teeth or even stylized feathers, which can be found on furniture, tableware or decorative objects. The color gradient structures the visual hierarchy, facilitating reading while highlighting the graphic details of the poster.

Finally, I imagined a motion design variation to give a new dimension to this poster. Animation allows both to place these works in the time of new technologies and media, and to broaden their diffusion on dynamic digital media. This approach also helps to reach a younger audience, sensitive to interactive and contemporary visual formats.