Pokrovsky Opera
Posters
Posters
Opera Theater Poster Series
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The theatre Pokrovsky Opera in Moscow is known for its diverse and innovative repertoire, with Russian rarities playing alongside European favorites all sung in their original languages, as well as for its individual style combined with the almost intimate atmosphere of a chamber theatre.
The new visual style of the poster series shares a simple and colorful eye- catching concept responding graphically to the opera's musical themes. The aim was to focus on the stylistic laconic brevity and the high artistic quality of the performances, as well as on the cultural and social engagement of the theatre.
To achieve this, the design employed a collage technique to combine an array of style elements, different in form and content, to illustrate, for example, Mozart's operas Idomeneo and The Magic Flute or Stravinsky's Pulcinella. The resulting eye-catching motifs make beholders curious and inspire them to think about the content and the ideas conveyed in the individual pieces.
The new visual style of the poster series shares a simple and colorful eye- catching concept responding graphically to the opera's musical themes. The aim was to focus on the stylistic laconic brevity and the high artistic quality of the performances, as well as on the cultural and social engagement of the theatre.
To achieve this, the design employed a collage technique to combine an array of style elements, different in form and content, to illustrate, for example, Mozart's operas Idomeneo and The Magic Flute or Stravinsky's Pulcinella. The resulting eye-catching motifs make beholders curious and inspire them to think about the content and the ideas conveyed in the individual pieces.
