Musée Rodin Posters
Client
Self Initiated
Credits
Images clicked by me, text from Musée Rodin’s official website
Keywords
Graphic Design, Typography
Self Initiated
Credits
Images clicked by me, text from Musée Rodin’s official website
Keywords
Graphic Design, Typography
Last winter, I had the opportunity to visit France and I found myself spending a lot of time in the beautiful museums of Paris. I was particularly drawn to the iconic Musée Rodin. Something about Rodin’s magnificent sculptures and artworks sprawled across the elegant Hôtel Biron left an impact on me. It changed the notions I had about the architecture and interiors of museums.
Inspired by their orderly/disorderly spaces and arrangements, I created posters for a couple of exhibitions, using the pictures I had taken. Just like the rooms in the museum, which allow glimpses of works to be visible from one room to the next, adding many layers to the visual experience, I tried to layer the information in the poster accordingly. The posters were created to serve as educative advertising for the museum.
Inspired by their orderly/disorderly spaces and arrangements, I created posters for a couple of exhibitions, using the pictures I had taken. Just like the rooms in the museum, which allow glimpses of works to be visible from one room to the next, adding many layers to the visual experience, I tried to layer the information in the poster accordingly. The posters were created to serve as educative advertising for the museum.
