Selected poster, key art and campaign work for theatre and performance.
Concept / Art Direction / Poster Design / Typography
Moj cimer je orangutan
Two protagonists with developmental disabilities are placed against the urban world they are trying to enter. Simple geometric forms become both city architecture and a map of their perception, while the deliberately slightly archaic language recalls theatre posters of the 1960s and 1970s.
Refleksija
The title is constructed as a rotational ambigram: it remains readable after a 180-degree turn. The mirrored reading embodies the two faces and states of a protagonist who moves through life stages and gradually becomes a different person.
Pop Ćira i Pop Spira
The title is treated as a stage rather than a caption. Negative spaces inside and around the Cyrillic letterforms reveal household objects, silhouettes and scenic motifs, binding typography directly to the production's world and action.
Kad su cvetale tikve
The protagonist's life as a boxer and the violence of revenge are condensed into hanging gloves and traces of blood. Worn, inexpensive wallpaper evokes a difficult life and the ordinary Yugoslav interiors of the period.
Točkovi
A vintage, inexpensive motel-wallpaper pattern anchors the action in its setting. Wheels with different functions, ages and appearances share the same basic construction - a visual parallel for people whose differences conceal a related inner structure.
Igre u pesku
Two young people stand inside the visual overload and instability of contemporary urban life, holding on to intimacy within the chaos.
Note Generative AI was used as an early visual experiment in Igre u pesku.
Additional poster and key art projects.
Concept / DeconstructionThe ladder is an active scenic element, while the damaged number seven becomes a symbol of people facing mental health struggles.
Concept / DeconstructionThe boxing gloves are placed inside an X-ray body, turning boxing, violence and revenge into an internal condition.
Concept / DeconstructionA modern treatment of the classic fairy tale replaces the traditional glass slipper with a roller skate.