PLAKAT FÜR DAS KINDERMUSEUM IN BADEN
Projekt
Durch einen Wettbewerb hatte ich die Möglichkeit, das Plakat für das Kindermuseum in Baden zu gestalten und zu realisieren. Das Plakat wurde unter anderem in Bern, Basel und Zürich ausgehängt.
Idee
Durch die Kreise erhält man einen Einblick in das Kindermuseum. Manche Dinge sind nur zum Anschauen da, andere laden zum Mitmachen ein. Mit meinem Plakat wollte ich diese zwei Ebenen darstellen und optisch verbinden.
Part
Gestaltung und Konzept: Paula Spoerri
Kunde
Kindermuseum.ch
Berufsschule für Gestaltung Zürich, Leitung: Stefanie Preis
Format
Weltformat
Oktober 2014
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